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Koine Greek
... newly formed common dialect was spoken from [[Ptolemaic Egypt|Egypt]] to [[Seleucid Empire|Mesopotamia]]. Though elements of Koine Greek took shape during the ...

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Judaism
... emple in Jerusalem]] following the victory of the [[Maccabees]] over the [[Seleucid Empire]], there was only enough consecrated [[oil]] to fuel the eternal fl ...

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Syria
''See Also [[Phoenicia]]'' [[Canaan]] [[Aram Damascus]] [[Seleucid Empire]] [[Syria (Roman province)]] ... ted at Antioch, modern day Antakya just inside the Turkish border. But the Seleucid Empire was essentially just one long slow period of decline, and Pompey th ...

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Semitic people
... ] speaking empires for over twelve centuries; the [[Achaemenid Empire]], [[Seleucid Empire]], [[Parthian Empire]], [[Roman Empire]], [[Sassanid Empire]] and [ ... During the [[Seleucid]] period, the [[Ancient Greek|Greek]] rulers of both Mesopotamia and Aram ...

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Language of the New Testament
... the subsequent establishment of [[Hellenistic]] kingdoms (above all, the [[Seleucid Empire]] and [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]]), Koine Greek became the dominant langu ... ... was ruled by the [[Ptolemaic kingdom|Ptolemies]] and the [[Seleucid Empire|Seleucids]] for almost two hundred years. Jewish culture was heavily influenced by ...

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