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AZOTUS , the name given by Greek and Ronan writers to Ashdod, an ancient city of Palestine, now represented by a few remains in the little village
district
Egypt
chief
worship of Dagon (I Sam. v.; cf. I Macc. x. 83), it maintained, down even to the days of the Maccabees, a vigorous thoughsomewhat intermittent independence against the power of the Israelites, by whom it was nominally assigned to the territory of Judah. In 711 B.C. it was captured by the Assyrians (Is. xx. I), but soon regained its power, and was strong enough in the next century to resist the assaults of Psammetichus, king of Egypt
Herod
Augustus
sister
Herod
bishop
Mount
village
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