Chaldea

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Chaldea refers to a region probably located in the marshy land of southern Mesopotamia. It is mentioned, with varying meaning, in Neo-Assyrian cuneiform, the Hebrew Bible, and in classical Greek texts. The Hebrew Bible uses the term כשדים (Kaśdim), and this is translated as Chaldaeans in the Christian Greek Old Testament.

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The Brazen Sea is destroyed by the Chaldeans (watercolor, circa 1896–1902 by James Tissot) or followers. Jewish Museum, New York.The Brazen Sea is destroyed by the Chaldeans (watercolor, circa 1896–1902 by James Tissot) or followers. Jewish Museum, New York.
The earliest known Chaldean deity associated with healing. Wellcome M0014172The earliest known Chaldean deity associated with healing. Wellcome M0014172
Hella in Babylonie ost Chaldea nu Irak - Peeters Jacob - 1690Hella in Babylonie ost Chaldea nu Irak - Peeters Jacob - 1690
Bagdad in Babylonie ost Chaldea nu Irak - Peeters Jacob - 1690Bagdad in Babylonie ost Chaldea nu Irak - Peeters Jacob - 1690
THE ARAMAEANS.— OLD ASSHURITESTHE ARAMAEANS.— OLD ASSHURITES
THE ARAMAEANS.—CHALDEES. BABYLONIAN MERCHANTS.THE ARAMAEANS.—CHALDEES. BABYLONIAN MERCHANTS.
THE ARAMAEANS.—CHALDEES. CHALDEE NOBLES RECEIVING DUTY. Drawn by Tofani, after a sketch of Madame Dieulafoy from a bas-relief.THE ARAMAEANS.—CHALDEES. CHALDEE NOBLES RECEIVING DUTY. Drawn by Tofani, after a sketch of Madame Dieulafoy from a bas-relief.
Dictionnaire de la Bible - F. Vigouroux - Tome I 315 Chaldeens sur cylindreDictionnaire de la Bible - F. Vigouroux - Tome I 315 Chaldeens sur cylindre
The Chaldean god ŠamšonThe Chaldean god Šamšon
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    eventarmed conflict702Battle of KishArabs, Babylonia, Elam, battle, Arameans, Chaldea, Neo-Assyrian EmpireWikidata
    commonsimageThe Brazen Sea is destroyed by the Chaldeans (watercolor, circa 1896–1902 by James Tissot) or followers. Jewish Museum, New York. Commons
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    commonsimageTHE ARAMAEANS.—CHALDEES. CHALDEE NOBLES RECEIVING DUTY. Drawn by Tofani, after a sketch of Madame Dieulafoy from a bas-relief. Commons
    commonsimageDictionnaire de la Bible - F. Vigouroux - Tome I 315 Chaldeens sur cylindre Commons
    commonsimageThe Chaldean god Šamšon Commons
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