- sumero-babylonian
- su·mero-babylonian
English syllables. 2014.
sumero-babylonian
Look at other dictionaries:
sumero-babylonian — “+ adjective Usage: usually capitalized S&B : sumero akkadian … Useful english dictionary
Neo-Babylonian Empire — ← … Wikipedia
Assyro-Babylonian religion — The pre Christian religions of Babylonia and Assyria are the earliest attestation of Ancient Semitic religion, in particular Mesopotamian mythology. As with other ancient cultures in Mesopotamia and elsewhere, the predominant religious model in… … Wikipedia
Zodiac — See also: Zodiac (disambiguation) Wheel of the zodiac: This 6th century mosaic pavement in a synagogue incorporates Greek Byzantine elements, Beit Alpha … Wikipedia
Mummu — For other uses, see Mummu (disambiguation). Fertile Crescent myth series … Wikipedia
C. Leroy Ellenberger — Charles Leroy Ellenberger (b.1942, known as C. Leroy) is perhaps best known as a one time advocate, [ Kronos Vol. X No. 3 (Summer 1985) p.24 Contributors. Invited defenses of Velikovsky were published in Zetetic Scholar , Biblical Archaeology… … Wikipedia
Erwin Reifler — (* 16. Juni 1903 in Wien; † 23. April 1965 in Seattle) war ein US amerikanischer Sinologe und Sprachwissenschaftler österreichischer Abstammung. Er war Spezialist für Semantik und die chinesische Sprache, außerdem gilt er als Pionier der… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Reifler — Erwin Reifler (* 16. Juni 1903 in Wien; † 23. April 1965 in Seattle) war ein US amerikanischer Sinologe und Sprachwissenschaftler österreichischer Abstammung. Er war Spezialist für Semantik und die chinesische Sprache, außerdem gilt er als… … Deutsch Wikipedia
lunar calendar — ▪ chronology any dating system based on a year consisting of synodic months i.e., complete cycles of phases of the Moon. In every solar year (or year of the seasons), there are about 12.37 synodic months. Therefore, if a lunar year calendar … Universalium
Ishtar — ancient Sumero Babylonian goddess of love and fertility, counterpart of Phoenician ASTARTE (Cf. Astarte) (q.v.), from Akkad. Ishtar … Etymology dictionary
