Examples of using Hellenistic in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Hellenistic Sadducees.
He has a Hellenistic name.
Phase 5(The Persian and the Persian/Hellenistic Transition Periods).
Studies in Hellenistic History.
I had to catalog some papyrus Hellenistic epigrams.
Despite the almost complete lack of Hellenistic architecture, the ceramic artifacts reflect activity
The many Hellenistic sherds from the installation were nearly all fragments of GCW jars and pithoi(Fig. 14:11).
The assemblage of Hellenistic pottery from Strata IV and III, which was recovered from the rounded pits and the small stone layer(L806), is very rich.
The discovery of familiar Hellenistic pieces of jewelry can teach us about how Hellenistic influences reached Jerusalem during this time.“.
In addition, almost all the Aegean coast of Turkey with its important Hellenistic sites is also in the higher risk range.
The discovery of familiar Hellenistic pieces of jewelry can teach us about how Hellenistic influences reached Jerusalem during this time.”.
Walls and structures of the earlier Hellenistic phase clearly stood in the same orientation as W445;
The new faith spread most rapidly in the Hellenistic east and in Italy, and in those lands the first monumental Christian architecture appeared.
the more liberal and broader Western, or Hellenistic, interpretation of the law and the prophets.
Area D1, the interface between the Hellenistic public building and the continuation of the‘ashlar wall' from Area D2.
Knowledge of the spherical Earth gradually began to spread beyond the Hellenistic world from then on.
So it can be said that the Egyptian painting is more advanced than the Hellenistic and therefore is progressive.
The main settlements of the Iron Age and the Hellenistic and Roman periods were located on the low Karm er-Ras hill at the western edge of the present-day village(HA-ESI 120).
Stratum I is the Hellenistic level, which consisted of a floor of large pebbles(L404)
A Hellenistic coin: a temple and in the center of it an image of Tyche, goddess of fortune;