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Phoenician Religion [further Considerations] Summary
1,333 words, approx. 4 pages With regard to the mlk-sacrifice, both the definition of the word mlk and the nature of the actual sacrifice are still under debate. There was an underworld deity named M-l-k (variously vocalized) in many Mesopotamian and Syro-Palestinian god lists and...
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Phoenician Religion [first Edition] Summary
5,414 words, approx. 18 pages The names Phoenicia and Phoenician come from the Greek phoinikē and phoinikias, respectively. These terms were used by the Greeks to designate the coastal strip on the eastern shores of the Mediterranean and its hinterland, and the...
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Development of Seagoing Vessels in the Ancient World Summary
1,739 words, approx. 6 pages The first seagoing vessels were developed by the Egyptians, followed by other peoples living on the Mediterranean Sea. These peoples developed seagoing vessels when they decided to venture out onto the seas in order to trade, conquer other lands, find...
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Multinational Enterprise in Ancient Phoenicia [1].
04/01/2000: 11,405 words, approx. 38 pages Multinational Enterprise in Ancient Phoenicia, by Karl James Moore and David Charles Lewis At its peak, Phoenician businessmen directed intercontinental enterprises trading in silver from Spain, tin from Britain, ivory from Africa, copper from Cyprus, iron from Syria, and textiles and manufactured...
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Security fears plague Lebanon
11/8/2007: 768 words, approx. 3 pages The curtains are drawn shut. Security guards are on constant watch, pacing the hallways and searching visitors. Bomb detectors, police armored vehicles and checkpoints monitor traffic outside. The Phoenicia Hotel, a famous Beirut tourist draw, has become a fortress.The hotel is housing about 40 Lebanese...
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Security high for Lebanon president vote
9/24/2007: 679 words, approx. 2 pages Anti-Syrian lawmakers rattled by last week's assassination of one of their colleagues took refuge in a heavily guarded hotel Monday, a day before the deeply divided parliament convenes to elect a president.Security forces put together an elaborate plan sealing off downtown Beirut to allow the...


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