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Papyrus
... ''byblos'' (said to derive from the name of the [[Phoenicia]]n city of [[Byblos]]). The Greek writer [[Theophrastus]], who flourished during the [[4th cen ...

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Matthew 1:1
... writing material (biblion) and book (biblos) came from the ancient port of Byblos (Lebanese Arabic pronunciation Gebal), which is a Mediterranean city in th ... In the [[New International Version]], it is paraphrased as Byblos:

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Semitic people
... tury BC, founding city states such as [[Tyre, Lebanon|Tyre]], [[Sidon]], [[Byblos]] [[Simyra]], [[Arwad]], [[Berytus]] ([[Beirut]]) and [[Aradus]], eventual ...

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Richard Simon
* [[Jean-Pierre Thiollet]], ''Je m'appelle Byblos'' (Richard Simon, pp. 244–247), Paris, 2005. ISBN 2-914266-04-9.

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2016 Com
... writing material (biblion) and book (biblos) came from the ancient port of Byblos (Lebanese Arabic pronunciation Gebal), which is a Mediterranean city in th ... :The Ancient Greek Βύβλος, whence we get our modern Byblos, was the interpretation of Gebal. Papyrus received its early Greek name β ...

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