The First Chaldaean Empire and the Hyksos in Egypt
... all independent of each other, but often united under ... two a navigable channel was
formed between the Euphrates and the ... "I turned both its banks into cultivated ...
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Sennacherib (705-681 BC )
... shifting, and vessels of deep draught often ran aground ... At the point where the Euphrates
enters the ... incessantly, the torrents and streams overflowed their banks ...
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The Medes and the Second Chaldaean Empire
... Tigris, swollen by the rains, overflowed its banks and broke ... between the Halys and
the Euphrates as far ... their critical faculties, and often their imagination ...
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Syria at the Beginning of the Egyptian Conquest
... the country lay open to him as far as the Orontes; nay, often even to the Euphrates.
The position was too important for its defence to have been neglected ...
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Chaldaean Civilization
... Such an internecine war often caused the downfall of a dynasty"at times ... of trees
and bushes which bordered the banks of the Euphrates and its confluents. ...
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The Journey of the Three Holy Kings to Bethlehem
... Its name sounded like Manathea, Metanea, Medana, or Madian ... Mary are alone with the
little Child, I often see them ... was not broad here and was full of sand-banks. ...
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The Iranian Conquest
... honour of the river Dareja, on the banks of which ... ruling body of the order and its
supreme head ... classical writers maintain that the Magi often cloaked monstrous ...
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Isaiah 8:7,8
Now therefore, behold, the Lord brings up on them the waters of the river, strong and many, even the king of Assyria, and all his glory: and he shall come up over all his channels, and go over all his banks:
Torrey's Topical Textbook

Euphrates

Euphrates: A River in the Garden of Eden

Euphrates: Casts the Scroll Containing the Prophecies Against Babylon Into

Euphrates: On the Banks of, Jeremiah Symbolically Buries his Sash

Euphrates: Pharaoh-Necho, King of Egypt, Made Conquest To

Euphrates: Symbolical in the Symbolisms of the Apocalypse

Euphrates: Symbolical: The Inundations of, of the Extension of the Empire of Assyria

Euphrates: The Eastern Limit of the Kingdom of Israel

The Euphrates: A Branch of the River of Eden

The Euphrates: Assyria Bounded By

The Euphrates: Babylon Situated On

The Euphrates: Called: The Flood

The Euphrates: Called: The Great River

The Euphrates: Called: The River

The Euphrates: Captivity of Judah Represented by the Marring of Jeremiah's

The Euphrates: Egyptian Army Destroyed At

The Euphrates: Extreme Eastern Boundary of the Promised Land

The Euphrates: Frequented by the Captive Jews

The Euphrates: Often Overflowed Its Banks

The Euphrates: Prophecies Respecting Babylon Thrown Into, As a Sign

The Euphrates: Shall be the Scene of Future Judgments

The Euphrates: Waters of, Considered Wholesome

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