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| == [[Cyclopedia ]] of Biblical, [[Theological ]] and [[Ecclesiastical ]] Literature == <p> (Βααλτίς , prob. fem. of Baal), another name apparently for the [[Syrian]] Venus, the chief female deity of the Phoenicians, the ASHTORETH of the O.T. (See [[Astarte]]) . </p> | | == Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_22250" /> == |
| | <p> ( '''''Βααλτίς''''' '','' prob. fem. of ''Baal),'' another name apparently for the [[Syrian]] ''Venus,'' the chief female deity of the Phoenicians, the [[Ashtoreth]] of the O.T. (See [[Astarte]]) . </p> |
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Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature [1]
( Βααλτίς , prob. fem. of Baal), another name apparently for the Syrian Venus, the chief female deity of the Phoenicians, the Ashtoreth of the O.T. (See Astarte) .
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