Fall of Babylon

end of the Neo-Babylonian Empire. 

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Babylonian War – Battle of Babylon – Battle of Burs – Battle of Dur-Papsukkal – Battle of Hillah – Operation Ashura – Operation Marne Torch – 

Frameless

Apocalipsis in dietsche, fol. 21r (15th C - BnF)

Apocalipsis in dietsche, fol. 21r (15th C - BnF) (cropped)

Apocalipsis in dietsche, fol. 21r (15th C, BnF)

Apocalypse figurée des ducs de Savoie - Escorial E Vit.5 - Fall of Babylon

Apocalypse flamande - BNF Néerl3 f.21r Fall of Babylon

Apocalypse - BL Add MS 35166 f021r

Apokalypse Escorial

BL Royal MS 19 D III f. 602 - Apocalypse - Fall of Babylon

BabylonfallenDore

Babylon Fallen. Revelation 18:2

BambergApocalypseFolio045rFallOfBabylon

Burning of Babylon

Fall of Babylon Wellcome L0029279

Figured Apocalypse of the Dukes of Savoy – Escorial E Vit.5 – Fall of Babylon, 15h century

Isaiah's vision of the destruction of Babylon. Isaiah 13:20-21

Nabonidus's faults and absences were recorded alongside events of his reign. By the autumn of 539 BCE, Babylon had surrendered to the army of king Cyrus to become part of the growing Achaemenid Empire. From Babylon, Iraq, 530-400 BCE

Peter von Cornelius Cartons zur Fürstengruft 2

San Juan Evangelista con dos damas y dos niñas orantes (Coecke van Aelst)

The Fall of Babylon, from the Apocalypse, print, Jean Duvet (MET, 25.2.85)

The Fall of Babylon; Cyrus the Great defeating the Babylonian army (1831). Mezzotint by John Martin, depicting the Ziggurat in the background under a dark and stormy sky, with crowds in distress.

Ulrichbibel - Apocalypse 08 Zerstörung Babylons

Valcavado Beatus f. 167v - Fall of Babylon

Walters Ms. W917 - Apocalypse by Andrew of Caesarea f.134v The fall of Babylon

Woodcut in 1493 Nuremberg Chronicle, depicting the fall of Babylon

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
image		Apocalipsis in dietsche, fol. 21r (15th C - BnF)			Wikimedia
image		Apocalipsis in dietsche, fol. 21r (15th C - BnF) (cropped)			Wikimedia
image		Apocalipsis in dietsche, fol. 21r (15th C, BnF)			Wikimedia
image		Apocalypse figurée des ducs de Savoie - Escorial E Vit.5 - Fall of Babylon			Wikimedia
image		Apocalypse flamande - BNF Néerl3 f.21r Fall of Babylon			Wikimedia
image		Apocalypse - BL Add MS 35166 f021r			Wikimedia
image		Apokalypse Escorial			Wikimedia
image	1411	BL Royal MS 19 D III f. 602 - Apocalypse - Fall of Babylon			Wikimedia
image	1866	BabylonfallenDore			Wikimedia
image	1866	Babylon Fallen. Revelation 18:2			Wikimedia
image		BambergApocalypseFolio045rFallOfBabylon			Wikimedia
image		Burning of Babylon			Wikimedia
image		Fall of Babylon Wellcome L0029279			Wikimedia
image		Figured Apocalypse of the Dukes of Savoy – Escorial E Vit.5 – Fall of Babylon, 15h century			Wikimedia
image	1866	Isaiah's vision of the destruction of Babylon. Isaiah 13:20-21			Wikimedia
image		Nabonidus's faults and absences were recorded alongside events of his reign. By the autumn of 539 BCE, Babylon had surrendered to the army of king Cyrus to become part of the growing Achaemenid Empire. From Babylon, Iraq, 530-400 BCE			Wikimedia
image		Peter von Cornelius Cartons zur Fürstengruft 2			Wikimedia
image		San Juan Evangelista con dos damas y dos niñas orantes (Coecke van Aelst)			Wikimedia
image		The Fall of Babylon, from the Apocalypse, print, Jean Duvet (MET, 25.2.85)			Wikimedia
image		The Fall of Babylon; Cyrus the Great defeating the Babylonian army (1831). Mezzotint by John Martin, depicting the Ziggurat in the background under a dark and stormy sky, with crowds in distress.			Wikimedia
image	1755	Ulrichbibel - Apocalypse 08 Zerstörung Babylons			Wikimedia
image	970	Valcavado Beatus f. 167v - Fall of Babylon			Wikimedia
image		Walters Ms. W917 - Apocalypse by Andrew of Caesarea f.134v The fall of Babylon			Wikimedia
image	1493	Woodcut in 1493 Nuremberg Chronicle, depicting the fall of Babylon			Wikimedia

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