New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
JUDAEA — quae et Chananaea, et Promissionis terra, Syriae regio notissima: de cuius situ post Sacras literas Iosephus inprimis, post quem Strabo, l. 16. p. 749. et 756. Dion Gafl. l. 36. et Tac. Hist. l. 5. c. 6. ubi de Iudaea, cuius haec sunt verba:… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Judaea — Judaean, adj., n. /jooh dee euh/, n. Judea. * * * or Judea Southern division of ancient Palestine successively under Persian, Greek, and Roman rule. It was bounded on the north by Samaria and on the west by the Mediterranan Sea. It succeeded the… … Universalium
Judaea — Greek and Latin form of Judah, and in the Maccabean era an independent state (1 Macc. 5:45); it sometimes refers to the whole of Palestine, e.g. the territory of Herod the Great (37–4 BCE). In NT times, Herod s son Archelaus ruled as tetrarch… … Dictionary of the Bible
Judaea — Judäa (lateinisch Iudaea, von hebräisch יהודה) ist die geografische Bezeichnung eines Gebietes in der Levante. Jüdische Schriftstellen unterscheiden zwischen einem Judäa diesseits des Jordans mit Jerusalem als Zentrumsstadt und einem Judäa… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Judaea Capta coinage — Judaea Capta coins were a series of commemorative coins originally issued by the Roman Emperor Vespasian to celebrate the capture of Judaea and the destruction of the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem by his son Titus in 70 AD during the First Jewish… … Wikipedia
Judaea (Roman province) — Judaea or Iudaea Province of the Roman Empire … Wikipedia
Judaea Coin Archive — Logo of the site The Judean Coin archives (also spelled as Judaean), is an online photo gallery archive of photos and information about ancient Jewish coinage, located at http://www.judaea.chimehost.net. The archive also has the only online… … Wikipedia
Judaea — n. region of ancient Palestine that comprises the present day southern Israel … English contemporary dictionary
Judaea — Ju•dae•a [[t]dʒuˈdi ə[/t]] n. geg Judea Ju•dae′an, adj. n … From formal English to slang
Judaea — /dʒuˈdiə/ (say jooh deeuh) noun → Judea. –Judaean, adjective, noun …
