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   Nabataean
   Member of an Arab people who lived in the northwest of the Arabian peninsula. They are mentioned in cuneiform inscriptions and in 312 BC defeated a Syrian army. At that time they were nomads and...
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   Nabataean
   (from the article `Aramaic language`) In the early centuries , Aramaic divided into East and West varieties. West Aramaic dialects include Nabataean (formerly spoken in parts of Arabia), ...
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   Nabataean
   member of a people of ancient Arabia whose settlements lay in the borderlands between Syria and Arabia, from the Euphrates River to the Red Sea. ... [6 related articles]
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   Nabataean
   The Nabataean were an ancient Arabian people speaking a form of Aramaic strongly influenced by Arabic. Originally a nomadic Arab tribe, they formed an independent state between 312 and 363 BC, prospering from control of trade routes between southern Arabia and the Mediterranean, which converged at t...
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