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Amardus or
Mardus (Ancient Gr****: Ἀμάρδος, Μάρδος, romanized: Amárdos, Márdos) was a
river of Media,
mentioned by Ammi****
Marcellinus in his confused...
- Μαρδος; Latin:
Mardus) and
Amardos (Gr****: Αμαρδος; Latin: Amardus). In the ****enistic period, the
north side of the
Sefid (then
Mardus) was occupied...
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Mardu is a
small dis****d
village in Shropshire, England. It is
located a mile
northwest of the
village of
Whitcott Keysett. The
nearest town is Clun...
- The
Martu (
Mardu) are a
grouping of
several Aboriginal Australian peoples in the
Western Desert cultural bloc. The
Martu people were
originally speakers...
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Lembit (Kalev class)
Lembit (Gilyak class)
Tasuja (converted icebreaker)
Mardus (auxiliary gunboat)
Meeme (auxiliary gunboat) Ahti (auxiliary gunboat) Ilmatar...
- Park, US: Penn
State University Press, pp. 201–210, 2017 Archi, Alfonso, "
Mardu in the Ebla Texts", Orientalia, vol. 54, no. 1/2, pp. 7–13, 1985 Giorgio...
- the Land of Kir is a
location at Carma, an
ancient city on
banks of the
Mardus River in modern-day Iran, or an area on the Kar
River in the
northern reaches...
- Her
Amorite provenance is
further supported by her
status as the wife of
Mardu/Amurrum, the
supreme deity of the Amorites. A
limestone slab
inscribed with...
- Joe/Gharwāri Joe/Wani/Kuwār Zaal/Gharwāri Zaal Vahu/Vau Ddosi,
Luggai Man
Mardu Māņu/Mārū/Mard /Murs/Musālu Mānhu/Musālo/Bhāi /Kāko/Hamra Mānhu Māḍū/Mārū...
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historically known as
Arran and
Caucasian Albania), and on the
South by the
river Mardus (today
Sefid River), and
corresponds with the
modern Iranian provinces of...
