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Definitions from the WebBabylonian TempleA Babylonian temple refers to a sacred space of worship and religious rituals that were built and used during the ancient Babylonian civilization. 1. Noun - Historical ContextIn the historical context, a Babylonian temple was a significant architectural structure where religious ceremonies, offerings, and sacrifices took place. Example Sentence: The Babylonian temple of Etemenanki was dedicated to the Babylonian god Marduk. 2. Noun - Popular UsageIn popular usage, the term Babylonian temple can refer to a replicated or recreated version of a Babylonian temple that allows visitors to experience ancient Babylonian culture and history. Example Sentence: The museum had an exhibit showcasing a faithful reconstruction of a Babylonian temple. 3. Adjective - LocalWhen used as an adjective, the term Babylonian temple can describe something specific to or originating from a particular local Babylonian temple. Example Sentence: The archaeologists discovered a collection of intricate Babylonian temple artifacts near the Euphrates River. Related products on Amazon: - Books on Babylonian temple history- Replicas of Babylonian temples - Babylonian temple artifacts Note: The provided links are just examples; feel free to replace them with genuine Amazon search links. | ||||
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