Magdala

[ mag-duh-luh ]

noun

1. an ancient town in Palestine, W of the Sea of Galilee: supposed home of Mary Magdalene.

Example Sentences

Mary of Magdala had been, according to the parlance of the age, possessed with seven devils.

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But when Mary Magdala arrived on the Sunday morning, the stone was not in its place.

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The glory of the resurrection belongs, then, to Mary of Magdala.

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Where is the sage who has given to the world as much joy as the possessed Mary of Magdala?

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Magdala is on the west shore of the lake near the middle, now called Midgel, and is a poor village without beauty or cleanliness.

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