You took Latin instead of Phoenician because of Scipio.
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The Phoenicians, pressured by eastern enemies and bounded by the snowy peaks of Mount Lebanon, pursued sailing and trade. It is said that they called the Mediterranean Sea the β€œGreat Sea” or β€œThe Sea.”
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The Phoenicians, pressured by eastern enemies and bounded by the snowy peaks of Mount Lebanon, pursued sailing and trade. It is said that they called the Mediterranean Sea the β€œGreat Sea” or β€œThe Sea.”
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Acre (𐀏𐀊) was a Canaanite-Phoenician port city 25 miles south of Tyre. Its natural harbor was a frequent target for Palestine’s many invaders over the centuries. It’s one of the cities that never fell to the Israelites, but was later conquered by Alexander the Great.
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Hannibal’s family was the Barcid clan, and his immediate ancestors were generals and legendary fighters. Because the Barcids were natural leaders in the old pattern of Phoenician aristocracy, during his youth Hannibal would see his father Hamilcar only between engagements in Sicily.
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Based and Phoenician-pilled
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The House of the Dolphins in Delos, Greece was a luxurious private residence with exceptional mosaics. Its named after its atrium mosaic where erotes ride dolphins. Its Phoenician owner commissioned a floor mosaic of Tanit (𐀕𐀍𐀕) in his vestibule. Phoenicians were a wealthy minority in the Aegean.
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Iberian representation of goddess Astarte (𐀏𐀔𐀕𐀓𐀕). She was brought to Hispania by Phoenician merchants around the 8th century BC, after which she became possibly the most iconic goddess in the Iberian pantheon, being assimilated to native deities of similar attributes.
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πŸ“…︎ Dec 23 2021
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what is the symbolism of the horse and the palm tree according to the phoenicians?
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πŸ“…︎ Dec 18 2021
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Saint Augustine of Hippo (𐀏𐀐𐀅‬𐀍) writing in 394/5 AD said, β€œ[I]f you ask our local peasants what they are, they reply, in Punic, β€˜Chanani.’" This has been taken by many scholars to mean "Canaanite," and that the Phoenicians of North Africa identified as Canaanites.
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First attempt at Kablalite Warriors - Phoenician Purple drybrush followed by Slaanesh Grey drybrush, then Druchii Violet wash. Any tips on making the details pop more? reddit.com/gallery/rzi8rd
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πŸ“…︎ Jan 09 2022
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Ruins of Lixus (π€‹π€Šπ€”), an important ancient city founded by the Phoenicians c. 750 BC on the Atlantic coast of Morocco. Layers of Phoenician, Mauretanian, and Roman ruins remain. Lixus had a shrine of Melqart said to be older than the famous one visited by both Hannibal and Caesar in Gadir, Spain.
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You took Latin instead of Phoenician because of Scipio.
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πŸ“…︎ Jan 22 2022
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How phoenician probably sounded like (Tiberian Hebrew is the closest Hebrew pronunciation to Phoenician) v.redd.it/nnz2u3gvtn681
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πŸ‘€︎ u/drgoddammit
πŸ“…︎ Dec 20 2021
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Appreciating my ancestors for being the best sailors in BC and having a huge influence on the entire Mediterranean (Phoenicians / Pre-Israelite Canaanites) v.redd.it/0um4ycrti7c81
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πŸ“…︎ Jan 17 2022
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In Antiquity, lower Spain had a seemingly limitless supply of many metals like silver and iron. Tyre had been quickest to recognize the huge possibilities presented by these mines, although other Phoenicians from Sidon, Arvad and Byblos are also recorded as taking part in Tyrian mercantile ventures.
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πŸ“…︎ Dec 30 2021
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Phoenicians bringing monkeys to Ashurbanipal II, 883-859 BC, [619Γ—661]
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Hypothetical reconstruction of the Phoenician archaic inhabited area of Sulky (π€Žπ€‹π€Šπ€‰) around the eighth century BC, early during its founding. It soon became one of the most considerable cities of ancient Sardinia. (Archaeological Museum Ferruccio Barreca.)
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πŸ‡±πŸ‡§ based free trade and peace-loving LibRight Phoenicians πŸ‡±πŸ‡§
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Hypothetical reconstruction of the Phoenician archaic inhabited area of Sulky (π€Žπ€‹π€Šπ€‰) around the eighth century BC, early during its founding. It soon became one of the most considerable cities of ancient Sardinia. (Archaeological Museum Ferruccio Barreca.)
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what did the phoenician look like?

i am a bit puzzled here...

i have very very very old lebanese ancestry with lots of phoenicians in it lol (from my true ancestry, my haplogroup etc)..... and I am white as an european. I know dna changes but...

is it possible that they were more white than lebanese of present day because of hybridation with saudia arabia, ethiopa etc?

or on the contrary were they black like some black african people say?

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πŸ“…︎ Jan 06 2022
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In The Professor and the Madman (2019), Mel Gibson’s character says he understands Phoenician from reading Gesenius’ extensive works. Wilhelm Gesenius is considered one of the founders of Phoenician studies. v.redd.it/iizl2faumr781
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πŸ“…︎ Dec 25 2021
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Phoenicians, Arameans, Iranians and Turks of this sub right now: v.redd.it/ydtpy0bl07381
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πŸ“…︎ Dec 02 2021
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Phoenicians are clearly the best choice. Are there any other civs with aleph in their icon? NO
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What did the Phoenicians call the seas which they sailed through?

Did the phoenicians give specific names to individual bodies of water like the greeks and romans did? If so, do we know any of them? I'm more curious about the Black, Mediterranean and Atlantic, although if there are any others I would also love to know.

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πŸ“…︎ Jan 19 2022
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The House of the Dolphins in Delos, Greece was a luxurious private residence with exceptional mosaics. Its named after its atrium mosaic where erotes ride dolphins. Its Phoenician owner commissioned a floor mosaic of Tanit (𐀕𐀍𐀕) in his vestibule. Phoenicians were a wealthy minority in the Aegean.
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πŸ“…︎ Jan 13 2022
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The Greeks and Phoenicians finally becoming allies during the 2nd Punic War
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πŸ“…︎ Dec 17 2021
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Phoenician worn down like the block caps handwriting I use for comic strips:
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πŸ“…︎ Jan 03 2022
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πŸ‡±πŸ‡§ based free trade and peace-loving Phoenicians πŸ‡±πŸ‡§
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A List of Phoenician Names (and the parts to assemble new ones)

A while back, I researched Phoenician names for a story I was writing. The story hasn't gone anywhere but I thought this spreadsheet might be of use to someone. I'm not a linguist or expert by any means. Everything is derived from the few sources I could sniff out online.

The names generally work on an affix basis, so you can mix and match stuff to make new names for your projects. Most are theophoric.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dry5srcXvRw5C6-ZwqXPRpILAJXXdAG8BEdSm3MDtt8/edit?usp=sharing

I referenced A Phoenician-Punic Grammar by Charles R. Krahmalkov, "An Archeological History of Carthaginian Imperialism" by Nathan Pilkington, and "Herodotus and the Chronology of the Kings of Sidon" by Thomas Kelly (among others).

(if this is the wrong sub, kindly point me elsewhere thx)

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Opinions on the Phoenician Queen, Jezebel?
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Through their extensive trade network, the Phoenicians played a vital role in spreading viticulture and winemaking in the Mediterranean. They introduced or encouraged its spread to areas that continue to produce wine today: Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Greece, Italy, Spain, France, and Portugal.
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Saint Augustine of Hippo (𐀏𐀐𐀅‬𐀍) writing in 394/5 AD said, β€œ[I]f you ask our local peasants what they are, they reply, in Punic, β€˜Chanani.’" This has been taken by many scholars to mean "Canaanite," and that the Phoenicians of North Africa identified as Canaanites.
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πŸ“…︎ Jan 10 2022
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The moral lesson of Syro-phoenician "bitch".

You could get what you want if you could outsmart god in his parable game. She was like "checkmate, Jesus! You lose in your own game!".

The quite similar narrative written in OT when Jacob won in wrestling game with a mysterious "man" in Pniel & he forced that mysterious man to bless him.

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πŸ“…︎ Jan 24 2022
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The House of the Dolphins in Delos, Greece was a luxurious private residence with exceptional mosaics. Its named after its atrium mosaic where erotes ride dolphins. Its Phoenician owner commissioned a floor mosaic of Tanit (𐀕𐀍𐀕) in his vestibule. Phoenicians were a wealthy minority in the Aegean.
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What prevented cultures such as the Phoenicians or the later carthaginians or Rome for that matter with all its resources to attempt to sail west across the Atlantic possible discovering the America's?
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Why The Phoenicians our Ancestors Were so Freaking Cool

They never tried to impose their language or religion to anyone.

They descended from the Egyptian Empire where Western thought ACTUALLY originated from (Lots of Greek philosophers studied there).

They managed to build a gigantic commercial empire MOSTLY through pacific ways.

Their swift ships created the first large-scale globalization that we know today.

Their alphabet is used everywhere (latin, greek, arabic, hebrew, farsi and ethiopian alphabets all descends from theirs, which originated from Hieroglyphs, not kidding).

They brought peace, prosperity, ideas and technologies, to many people accross the Mediterranean sea.

Trading Hubs where people can meet different people and start questioning their own beliefs and identities (Thales de Milet).

They were merchants, not warriors, who valued exchange, honesty and hard work over conquests and parasitic governance like the Romans, Greeks and Arabs did.

They were TOLERANT. As long as they can do business with you, they don't care what you look like or what your beliefs are.

Literrally created the whole "Mediterranean Culture" thing.

Carthage was the first democratic republic ever, with the first Constitution.

They cared more about money than God, which is ACTUALLY a good thing. Merchants brings you wine, pearls, silk, honey, food, olive oil, spices, technologies, ideas, teachers, art and everything you didn't know you wanted or needed. Religious fanatics only brings you Crusades and Djihads.

If Carthage f*cked the Romans up, Europe would have never been forcibly converted to Christianity and would have retained their own extremely diverse languages, cultures and religious practices (pretty much like India today). Almost nothing is left of old Celtic and Germanic cultures :(

A world shaped by the Phoenicians and not the Warmongerers that followed (Alexandre the not so Great, Ceasar, Scipio, Constantin, etc) could have lead us to the Industrial Revolution muuuch sooner and we would have conquered space already.

Their treaties on Agriculture (Magon) were Priceless. Nothing is left of it thanks to the Romans. 99% of knowledge built up by the Ancient is lost forever, thanks to the "Glorious" conquerers, that everyone remembers because they had good marketing teams and killed countless innocents. Who remembers the scientists, the engineers, architects, workers and business man who allowed culture and knowledge to flourish ? Nobody.

The history we learned at school was built by killers who wanted to b

... keep reading on reddit ➑

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Silver-gilt bowl said to be from Kourion, Cyprus (c. 725–675 BC). The bowl features many animal motifs. It is exceptionally significant for its excellent condition, high quality, and amalgam of Egyptian, Assyrian, and Phoenician features.
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How "Phoenician" are Lebanese people?
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πŸ‘€︎ u/drgoddammit
πŸ“…︎ Oct 21 2021
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if Lebanese identify as phoenicians what are some weird things you can identify as

canaanites turk Iranic whateves gimme your best take

what about making them flairs in 2me4u

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πŸ“…︎ Dec 11 2021
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Where can a Phoenician buy winter/warm clothing?

I know there's a Walmart just off the 17, but that's always hit and miss, plus I'd rather support a local business if I can.

Where can one go to get things like jackets/wool socks/etc.?

On that note, is it even cold enough right now to warrant those extra layers?

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πŸ‘€︎ u/gamerdada
πŸ“…︎ Dec 19 2021
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Are there any sources that the phoenicians had a philosophie like the greeks as they shared similar traits and carthage at one point was the richest and largest city in the mediterranean?
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πŸ“…︎ Dec 20 2021
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Astaroth, also known as Ashtaroth, Astarot and Asteroth, is a demon that evolved from the ancient Phoenician and Canaanite mother goddess of fertility Astarte/Ashtoreth, and the Akkadian goddess of war and sexual love Ishtar. This illustration is from the Dictionnaire Infernal (1818)
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πŸ‘€︎ u/poetiqueview
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Did ancient phoenicians see themselves as being related to other semitic peoples ?

Considering that all of them were speaking semitic languages, was there some idea of common origin or relatedness (not sure how to better describe it) between phoencians and other semitic people's like jews or arabs ?

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[Phoenician>English] Anyone can help to translate this?

https://preview.redd.it/6al5oz53xud81.png?width=1192&format=png&auto=webp&s=87bb1bee83cf9f989361bc588d387a3e458bda20

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πŸ‘€︎ u/ekinoxa
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Is there any Phoenician remains that have had dna extracted?

Recently did a dna test and I enjoyed comparing my results to ancient samples I found on gedmatch.

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πŸ“…︎ Dec 21 2021
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A map of cities where there has been a Phoenician settlement that I have made. reddit.com/gallery/s5mi7h
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Phoenician Enscription - Tabnit Sarcophagus

π€€π€π€Š 𐀕𐀁𐀍𐀕 π€Šπ€„π€ 𐀏𐀔𐀕𐀓𐀕 π€Œπ€‹π€Š π€‘π€ƒπ€π€Œ 𐀁𐀍 π€€π€”π€Œπ€π€π€†π€“ π€Šπ€„π€ 𐀏𐀔𐀕𐀓𐀕 π€Œπ€‹π€Š π€‘π€ƒπ€π€Œ π€”π€Šπ€ 𐀁𐀀𐀓𐀍 𐀆 π€Œπ€‰ 𐀀𐀕 π€Šπ€‹ π€€π€ƒπ€Œ 𐀀𐀔 𐀕𐀐𐀒 𐀀𐀉𐀕 𐀄𐀀𐀓𐀍 𐀆 𐀀𐀋 𐀀𐀋 𐀕𐀐𐀕𐀇 𐀏𐀋𐀕𐀉 𐀅𐀀𐀋 𐀕𐀓𐀂𐀆𐀍 𐀊 𐀀𐀉 𐀀𐀓𐀋𐀍 𐀊𐀎𐀐 𐀀𐀉 𐀀𐀓 𐀋𐀍 𐀇𐀓𐀑 π€…π€Šπ€‹ 𐀌𐀍𐀌 π€Œπ€”π€ƒ 𐀁𐀋𐀕 π€€π€π€Š π€”π€Šπ€ 𐀁𐀀𐀓𐀍 𐀆 𐀀𐀋 𐀀𐀋 𐀕𐀐𐀕𐀇 𐀏𐀋𐀕𐀉 𐀅𐀀𐀋 𐀕𐀓𐀂𐀆𐀍 𐀊 𐀕𐀏𐀁𐀕 𐀏𐀔𐀕𐀓𐀕 𐀄𐀃𐀁𐀓 𐀄𐀀 π€…π€€π€Œ 𐀐𐀕𐀇 𐀕𐀐𐀕𐀇 𐀏𐀋𐀕𐀉 𐀅𐀓𐀂𐀆 𐀕𐀓𐀂𐀆𐀍 𐀀𐀋 π€‰π€Šπ€ π€‹π€Š 𐀆𐀓𐀏 π€π€‡π€‰π€Œ 𐀕𐀇𐀕 π€”π€Œπ€” π€…π€Œπ€”π€Šπ€ 𐀀𐀕 π€“π€π€€π€Œ

"I, Tabnit, priest of Astarte, king of Sidon, the son of Eshmunazar, priest of Astarte, king of Sidon, am lying in this sarcophagus. Whoever you are, any man that might find this sarcophagus, don't, don't open it and don't disturb me, for no silver is gathered with me, no gold is gathered with me, nor anything of value whatsoever, only I am lying in this sarcophagus. Don't, don't open it and don't disturb me, for this thing is an abomination to Astarte. And if you do indeed open it and do indeed disturb me, may you not have any seed among the living under the sun, nor a resting-place with the Rephaites."

Here is my personal translation, with no interpretation/recomposition for what is said just the direct translation:

Tabnit Cohen Ashtar Melech their son Ashmenazar Cohen Asherat, the king of their side, lay in Aran 7 Who the whole man fire produced with the haran m Do not open my mouth and do not get angry As e r len money e r len groove and all of them from a demon Without a vertical lay in Baran Z. Do not open my mouth and do not get angry As the abomination of the tenth thing And if you open it, I will rise and get angry Do not place a seed in life under the sun And lies to Rafam

transliteration - ΚΎnk tbnt khn ΚΏaΕ‘trt mlk αΉ£dnm bn ΚΎΕ‘mnΚΏzr khn ΚΏaΕ‘trt mlk αΉ£dnm Ε‘kb bΚΎrn z my ΚΎt kl ΚΎdm ΚΎΕ‘ tpq ΚΎyt hΚΎrn z ΚΎl ΚΎl tptαΈ₯ ΚΏlty wΚΎl trgzn k ΚΎy ΚΎrln ksp ΚΎy ΚΎr ln αΈ₯rαΉ£ wkl mnm mΕ‘d blt ΚΎnk Ε‘kb bΚΎrn z ΚΎl ΚΎl tptαΈ₯ ΚΏlty wΚΎl trgzn k tΚΏbt ΚΏaΕ‘trt hdbr hΚΎ wΚΎm ptαΈ₯ tptαΈ₯ ΚΏlty wrgz trgzn ΚΎl ykn lk zrΚΏ bαΈ₯ym tαΈ₯t Ε‘mΕ‘ wmΕ‘kb ΚΎt rpΚΎm

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Any Lebanese phoenicians here
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