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Our race : its origin and its destiny (1894)

Totten, Charles Adiel Lewis, 1851-1908 · New Haven, Conn. : Robert Banks & Son · leaf 26

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ylon at the time of its fall,his mother, Amytis, having died some years before(see 3466 a.m.) The King, himself, was at Tema orTeva, a suburb of Babylon, from whence he fled(afterthe fall of the city) to E-tur-Kalama; thence hefled to Shippah, where he was finally captured andbrought to Babylon.… … at Babylon, that the scenes covered by Daniel v. 1-30,took place. All of these cities seem to have been ^ ; within the celebrated - Median wall which we must regard as form-ing the extreme north-ern boundary of thefortified precincts ofBabylon, considered asthe metropolis, and sur-rounded, itself,…

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