Tadmor
[tad-mawr, tahd-]
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noun
Biblical name of Palmyra.
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Historical Examples of tadmor
The present town of Tadmor is near the ruins of the former city.
Commercial GeographyJacques W. Redway
The journey to Pethor was by the oasis of Tadmor and the fords at Carchemish.
The Expositor's Bible:The Book of NumbersRobert A. Watson
Stukeley, in a similar spirit, declared it the “Tadmor of Britain.”
Archaeological Essays Vol. 2James Y. Simpson
James says they are from Tadmor, a sect of scribes once called Rechabites.
Looking BackMerrick Abner Richardson
Where the pictures that were painted in Tadmor of the Wilderness?
The Secret LifeElizabeth Bisland
Tadmor
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