Syria. The name S. is variously used in ancient sources. At its widest it is applied to the whole area from the Egyptian border to the Taurus mountains covering modern Israel, Phoenicia, Jordan, Lebanon, and a small part of Turkey:
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| spellingShingle | Liebeschuetz, J. H. W. G. 1927-2022 Syria. The name S. is variously used in ancient sources. At its widest it is applied to the whole area from the Egyptian border to the Taurus mountains covering modern Israel, Phoenicia, Jordan, Lebanon, and a small part of Turkey Syria; Syrien |
| title | Syria. The name S. is variously used in ancient sources. At its widest it is applied to the whole area from the Egyptian border to the Taurus mountains covering modern Israel, Phoenicia, Jordan, Lebanon, and a small part of Turkey |
| title_auth | Syria. The name S. is variously used in ancient sources. At its widest it is applied to the whole area from the Egyptian border to the Taurus mountains covering modern Israel, Phoenicia, Jordan, Lebanon, and a small part of Turkey |
| title_exact_search | Syria. The name S. is variously used in ancient sources. At its widest it is applied to the whole area from the Egyptian border to the Taurus mountains covering modern Israel, Phoenicia, Jordan, Lebanon, and a small part of Turkey |
| title_full | Syria. The name S. is variously used in ancient sources. At its widest it is applied to the whole area from the Egyptian border to the Taurus mountains covering modern Israel, Phoenicia, Jordan, Lebanon, and a small part of Turkey |
| title_fullStr | Syria. The name S. is variously used in ancient sources. At its widest it is applied to the whole area from the Egyptian border to the Taurus mountains covering modern Israel, Phoenicia, Jordan, Lebanon, and a small part of Turkey |
| title_full_unstemmed | Syria. The name S. is variously used in ancient sources. At its widest it is applied to the whole area from the Egyptian border to the Taurus mountains covering modern Israel, Phoenicia, Jordan, Lebanon, and a small part of Turkey |
| title_short | Syria. The name S. is variously used in ancient sources. At its widest it is applied to the whole area from the Egyptian border to the Taurus mountains covering modern Israel, Phoenicia, Jordan, Lebanon, and a small part of Turkey |
| title_sort | syria the name s is variously used in ancient sources at its widest it is applied to the whole area from the egyptian border to the taurus mountains covering modern israel phoenicia jordan lebanon and a small part of turkey |
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