- romanized: al-Lāt,
pronounced [alːaːt]), also
spelled Allat, Allatu, and
Alilat, is a pre-Islamic
Arabian goddess, at one time
worshipped under various...
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celebrates his life.
Alilat,
Farid (3
March 2015). "Algérie :
Bouteflika et les femmes".
Jeune Afrique (in French).
Retrieved 28 July 2016.
Alilat,
Farid (22 August...
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Archived from the
original on 24 May 2024.
Retrieved 24 May 2024.
Farid Alilat. "Origines algériennes de
Jordan Bardella : enquête sur un
tabou - Jeune...
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peace with the
Qedarites in
Adummatu by
sending back the
divine statues of
Alilat,
Nuhay and
Orotalt along with
Princess Tabua, the
relative and successor...
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Archived from the
original on 6
October 2011.
Retrieved 27
August 2011.
Farid Alilat (5
August 2013). "Saïd Bouteflika:
Mister mystère".
Jeune Afrique (in French)...
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Herodotus (Histories I: 131, III: 8)
quotes in its
preclassical Arabic form as
Alilat (Ἀλιλάτ, i. e.,ʼal-ʼilāt),
which means "the goddess". An
early piece of...
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reported that the
Arabs worshipped Orotalt (identified with Dionysus) and
Alilat (identified with Aphrodite).
Strabo stated the
Arabs worshipped Dionysus...
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Djamel Alilat, Commémoration de la mort de El
Mokrani [archive], Liberté, 30
April 2006. Le
Temps d'Algérie, 11 May 2009, p. 17 a, b and c
Djamel Alilat, Découverte...
- head and
shaving the temples. They call Dionysus, Orotalt; and Aphrodite,
Alilat. Also
known as Đū Shará or
Dusares (which
means "Possessor of the (Mountain)...
- to Herodotus, the
Arabs called this
aspect of the
goddess "Alitta" or "
Alilat" (Ἀλίττα or Ἀλιλάτ). The most
distinctively Western Asian title of the Gr****...
