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Перевод: Phoenician

[прилагательное]
финикийский;
[существительное]
финикиянин ; финикиянка ; финикийский язык

Тезаурус:

1. In 1975, for instance, journalists arriving in Beirut would invariably be told by the Lebanese of the halcyon days which had just ended, of the peaceful Phoenician land in which Christians and Muslims had shown the world that historically religious antagonists could live in peace.
2. Phlebas the Phoenician, a fort night dead,
3. As Mr Keating struggled to finance one of his most lavish developments - the marble and glass-encrusted Phoenician hotel - the Kuwaitis stepped in to take a 45% stake in the project.
4. His meeting with Peters also seems to have sparked off the long voyaging section of "Death by Water" in the Waste Land manuscripts, which would be united with the fate of the ancient Phoenician sailor, Phlebas, and details of which would find their way into "Marina" and "The Dry Salvages".
5. Coloured photographs in the magazine show yachts and surfers in the pale blue waters beside the exclusive Saint-Georges Hotel in Beirut, a folk dance festival on the playing fields of the American University (founded by American Protestant missionaries, 1866), the ancient cedars at Bsharre ("the glory of Lebanon", Isaiah 35:2), the Phoenician port of Byblos ("root of our word "Bible") and an aerial view of the Bekaa Valley ("an enormous oriental rug unrolled beneath the Anti-Lebanon Range").
6. Stop at Phoenician markets,
7. Jana contended that the Phoenician empire was Arab and therefore Venice was once part of a Pan-Arab civilisation, not to mention the other claim that many Venetians have Arab roots from ninth-century traders.
8. That would bring you into Egyptian, old Hebraic and Phoenician.
9. Within the tomb Mr Harris claimed to have seen uncovered, a human skeleton, a bronze sphere, a bronze sword, a bronze urn and a goblet " of peculiar workmanship quite distinct from Saxon, Roman or Phoenician manufacture, shaped like a modern breakfast cup".
10. The sub-head said it all: "The Land of Cedars, Phoenician Sea Cities, and Crusader Castles Thrives Again as Middleman ( sic ) of the Middle East."
11. Nearby Carthage contains the intriguing ruins of that once prestigious Phoenician and Roman city.
12. At the beginning of April, Sheikh Saud Nasir al-Sabah, a member of the royal family and Kuwait's ambassador to America, visited Phoenix in order to reacquaint himself with the Phoenician.
13. Although Kuwait, without oil revenues and faced with a tremendous rebuilding task, is said to be short of ready cash, the ambassador made it clear that his country is keen on buying the RTC's interest in both the Phoenician and Crescent hotels (another Keating project).