sabaean造句

• Among the earliest mentions of a Sabaean ruler is the Biblical story of the visit by the Queen of Sheba, or Saba, to Solomon in the 10th century B . C.
• It was known to the Greeks and Romans as Athlula ( or Athrula ), from the ancient Sabaean " Yol " ( probably vocalized " Yathill " ).
• In regards to guidelines in marriage, a man is allowed to marry a Muslim, Jewish, Sabaean, or Christian woman whereas a woman is only allowed to marry a Muslim man.
• Sabaean Mukarrib Karib'il Watar I changed his ruling title to that of a king, and conquered the entire realm of Awsan, expanding Sabaean rule and territory to include much of South Arabia.
• Sabaean Mukarrib Karib'il Watar I changed his ruling title to that of a king, and conquered the entire realm of Awsan, expanding Sabaean rule and territory to include much of South Arabia.
• In the German-speaking world, Old South Arabian is taught in the framework of Semitic Studies, and no independent university chair has been dedicated to Old South Arabian ( or Sabaean ) Studies.
• Though the civilization was indigenous and the royal inscriptions were written in a sort of proto-Ethiosemitic, there were also some Sabaean immigrants in the kingdom as evidenced by a few of the D?mt inscriptions.
• Many ancient scripts, such as Safaitic and Sabaean, were frequently or typically written boustrophedonically, but in Greek it is found most commonly in archaic inscriptions, becoming less and less popular throughout the Hellenistic period.
• In any case, beginning with Middle Sabaean the letters representing " c " and " ? " are increasingly interchanged, which seems to indicate that they have fallen together as one phoneme.
• One theory is that the Sabaean established many colonies to control the trade routes and the variety of their caravan stations confused the ancient Israelites, as their ethnology was based on geographical and political grounds and not necessarily racial.