- Abiatha, Hathes, and
Mamlacha were
virgins and
martyrs of the Beth-Garma
province of Syria. The word "Belth" in
Chaldaic means "hill", this city was built...
- Late
Middle Ages and in
Modern Times];
Jerusalem 1940
Khazaria -
Toldot mamlacha Yehudit BeEropa [Khazaria:
History of a
Jewish Kingdom in Europe]; Tel...
- 1951, it was
revised again and it was also
retitled Kazariyah:
Toldot mamlacha yehudit be'Eropa (Khazaria:
History of a
Jewish Kingdom in Europe) Mosad...
- Narnus,
Roman Catholic bishop and
saint November 20 – Abiatha,
Hathes and
Mamlacha,
Syrian Orthodox priests, virgins,
martyrs and
saints Abdisho,
member of...
- the
territories of the
Khazar empire'Sand 2010, p. 234 Kazariyah:
Toldot mamlacha yehudit be'Eropa,
Mosad Bialik, Tel Aviv, 1951 ’Unfortunately, genetic...
- Narnus,
Roman Catholic bishop and
saint November 20 – Abiatha,
Hathes and
Mamlacha,
Syrian Orthodox priests, virgins,
martyrs and
saints Abdisho,
member of...
-
Hieropolis 2nd
century Abgar V of
Edessa 1st
century Abiatha,
Hathes and
Mamlacha 4th
century Abiathar and
Sidonia 4th
century Abibion 5th
century Abibus...
-
biographical information on
several saints, including:
Abias Abiatha,
Hathes and
Mamlacha Abibion Holweck, F. G. A
Biographical Dictionary of the Saints. St. Louis...
