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north as Damascus,
which it
controlled for a
short period (85–71 BC).
Nabataea remained an
independent political entity from the mid-3rd
century BC until...
- The
Rulers of
Nabataea,
reigned over the
Nabataean Kingdom (also
rendered as
Nabataea, Nabatea, or Nabathea),
inhabited by the Nabateans,
located in present-day...
-
Myrrh (/mɜːr/; from an
unidentified ancient Semitic language, see § Etymology) is a gum-resin
extracted from a few small,
thorny tree
species of the Commiphora...
- 106 AD that it lost its independence.
Petra fell to the Romans, who
annexed Nabataea and
renamed it as
Arabia Petraea. Petra's
importance declined as sea trade...
- ISBN 978-84-475-3748-8. Alp****,
Peter (2013-06-13). The
Religious Life of
Nabataea. BRILL. p. 92. ISBN 978-90-04-21623-5. Hayajneh, Hani (2024-01-15). Cultural...
- "
Nabataea" is a song by
German power metal band ****oween, and the
first single from
their album Straight Out of ****. It was
released on 9
January 2013...
- the
support of Cleopatra,
started a war
against Nabataea. The war
began with
Herod plundering Nabataea with a
large cavalry force, and
occupying Dium....
- items! But most were
written by
individuals who had no
connection with
Nabataea itself during the
period of the
Nabataean kingdom or its
immediate aftermath...
- the
trade routes,
often drawing the envy of
their neighbours. Petra,
Nabataea's barren capital,
flourished in the 1st
century AD,
driven by its extensive...
- A
nefesh (plural: nefashot) is a
Semitic monument placed near a
grave so as to be seen from afar. In a
Nabataean votive inscription from Salkhad, an Aramaic...
