- of eschaloigne, from the
Latin Ascalōnia
caepa or
Ascalonian onion, a Ascalōnia
caepa or
Ascalonian onion, a
namesake of the
ancient city of Ascalon....
- eschalotte, by way of eschaloigne, from the
Latin Ascalōnia
caepa or
Ascalonian onion, a
namesake of the
ancient city of Ascalon.
Various other names...
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onion known from and
named after ancient Ascalon – Ascalōnia
caepa or
Ascalonian onion "Regional Statistics".
Israel Central Bureau of Statistics. Retrieved...
- Beth-shan. They
display Saul's
armour in the
temple of
Ashtaroth (an
Ascalonian temple of the Canaanites). But at
night the
inhabitants of Jabesh-Gilead...
-
onion known from and
named after ancient Ascalon - Ascalōnia
caepa or
Ascalonian onion Huehnergard, John (2018). "The Name Ashkelon". Eretz-Israel: Archaeological...
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there are many
kinds of onion, with Sardian, Cnidian,
Samothracian and
Ascalonian varieties from
those regions.
Garlic is said to be
planted close to the...
