- (ʿAbd-
ʿAštart), 𐤌𐤕𐤍𐤏𐤔𐤕𐤓𐤕 (Mattan-
ʿAštart), and 𐤏𐤔𐤕𐤓𐤕𐤀𐤌 (ʿ
Aštart-ʾImmī); the king
Hiram I
allegedly built a new
temple for
ʿAštart and...
-
identified as Baʿal, and the
other – DIŠTAR – is
identified here as ʿAnat or
ʿAštart. The myth also
bears Canaanite stylitic features.
There is also a reference...
- step) and a modulus, one can
proceed thus: FermatSieve(N,
astart, aend, astep, modulus) a ←
astart do
modulus times: b2 ← a*a - N if b2 is a square, modulo...
- Guardian.
Retrieved 5
January 2023. "Dangers of teen
escort transport |
ASTART for Teens". "The Lisa
McPherson Clause". The
Exploitation of
Youth and Families...
- bḥjm tḥt šmš wmškb ʾt rpʾm ʾanōk(ī) Tabnīt kōhēn
ʿAštart mīlk Ṣīdūnīm bīn ʾEšmūnʿūzēr kōhēn
ʿAštart mīlk Ṣīdūnīm šūkēb bāʾarūn ze(h) mī ʾata kūl ʾadōm...
- cults. The
ancient West
Asian cults who
influenced Artimpasa were
those of
ʿAštart-Ištar-Aphroditē
during the long-period of
Scythian presence in Western...
- its
origin in a
sacred union between the
Phoenician deities 'Aštar and '
Aštart (Astarte), in
bovine form.
Having given birth to
three sons by Zeus, Europa...
- Chemosh, and was
identified as a form of the
Canaanite goddess 𐤏𐤔𐤕𐤓𐤕 (ʿ
Aštart),
although the
masculine form of ʿAštar in the god's name
shows that ʿAštar-Chemosh...
- the
Anarya was thus also
typical of the cult of the
Levantine celestial ʿAštart. For the Scythians, the
Anarya combined the
traits of both the "transformed"...
- bḥym tḥt šmš wmškb ʾt rpʾm 1 ʼanôkî Tabnît kôhen ‛
Aštart milk Ṣîdônîm bin 2 ʼEšmûn‛azar kôhén ‛
Aštart milk Ṣîdônîm šôkéb bâʼarôn 3 zè miya ʼatta kul ʼadom...
