Babylonian

[ˌbæbɪ'ləunɪən]

сущ.
1. ист. вавилонянин (житель Вавилона или Вавилонии)
2. уст.; презр. папист; католик
3. астролог
прил.
1. вавилонский (относящийся к Вавилону или Вавилонии)
2. огромный
3. продажный, подлый
4. порочный, греховный

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From that time on, Phoenician cities never recovered their importance and began to suffer a series of invasion-by the Neo-Babylonians, the Persians, the Macedonians, the Seleucids, and, finally, by Rome.
С тех пор финикийские города так и не смогли возродить былую славу. Им довелось пережить целый ряд нашествий: нововавилонское, персидское, македонское, селевкийское и, наконец, римское.
Coelho, Paulo / The fifth mountainКоэльо, Пауло / Пятая гора
Пятая гора
Коэльо, Пауло
© Paulo Coelho, 1996
© Перевод, Эмин А.В., 2003
© "София", 2006
© ООО ИД "София", 2006
The fifth mountain
Coelho, Paulo
© 1998 by Paulo Coelho

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neo-Babylonian

noun

	Singular	Plural
Common case	neo-Babylonian	neo-Babylonians
Possessive case	neo-Babylonian's	neo-Babylonians'

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Babylonian

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