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Magdala (Aramaic: מגדלא,
Magdala,
meaning "tower"; Hebrew: מגדל, Migdal; Arabic: المجدل, al-Majdal) was an
ancient city on the s**** of the Sea of Galilee...
- Mary Magdalene,
sometimes called Mary of
Magdala, or
simply the
Magdalene or the Madeleine, was a
woman who,
according to the four
canonical gospels,...
- The
Magdala, also
known as
Magdala Tavern or
colloquially as
simply The Magy, was a
public house on
South Hill Park in
Hampstead and was
named after the...
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Magdala was an
ancient city on the s**** of the Sea of
Galilee believed to be the
birthplace of Mary Magdalene.
Magdala may also
refer to: Al-Majdal,...
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Battle of
Magdala was the
conclusion of the
British Expedition to
Abyssinia fought in
April 1868
between British and
Abyssinian forces at
Magdala, 390 miles...
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benefits of modernization. He
ultimately committed suicide at the
Battle of
Magdala,
during the
British Expedition to Abyssinia. In the
first six
years of...
- The
Magdala stone is a
carved stone block unearthed by
archaeologists in a
Galilean synagogue in Israel,
dating to
before the
destruction of the Second...
- INS
Magdala an
Indian Naval minesweeper, took its name from the
minor port of
Magdala,
located 5
miles (8.0 km) ins**** of
river Tapti at the Gulf of...
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Robert Cornelis Napier, 1st
Baron Napier of
Magdala GCB GCSI FRS (6
December 1810 – 14
January 1890) was a
British Indian Army officer. He
fought in the...
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except for a
small area
stretching from Lake Tana east to his
fortress at
Magdala. He was
engaged in
constant military campaigns against a wide
array of...