Chaldea (3259 bytes)
2: ...m/Kaśdîn''', which is usually rendered "'''[[Chaldeans]]'''" ([[Book of Jeremiah|Jeremiah]] 50:10; 51:...
4: Chaldea was a vast plain formed by the deposits of the Eu...
8: ... born at "[[Ur|Ur of the Chaldees]]," since the [[Chaldean]] people (Chaldees) ruled [[Babylonia]] during t...
9: ...AotJ I:6. By this record, [[Abraham]] would be '''Chaldean'''.
11: Roman and later authors used the name '''Chaldeans''' in particular for [[astrology|astrologers]] ...

Haran (262 bytes)
1: ...ah]] and [[Sarah]]. Haran dies before Terah in [[Chaldea]].

Asphalt paving (517 bytes)
5: The ancient [[Chaldea]]ns used asphalt paving inside buildings as a flo...

Sudines (870 bytes)
1: .... He is mentioned as one of the famous [[Chaldea|Chaldean]] mathematicians or astrologers by later Roman w...

Gerrha (670 bytes)
3: ...cribed by [[Strabo]] (Bk. xvi.) as inhabited by [[Chaldea]]n exiles from [[Babylon]], who built theil house...

Nabonassar (771 bytes)
1: ...r''') was a king of [[Assyria]] who founded the [[Chaldea]]n and [[Babylonian]] kingdom. He became a king ...

Alqosh (937 bytes)
3: Its residents are of [[Chaldea]]n descent, and have spread widely around the wor...
9: ...ya.org/LiberationIraq/AlQosh/alqosh01.JPG Typical Chaldean Churches]

Marduk-apal-iddina II (657 bytes)
1: ... of his reign over Babylonia, he strengthened the Chaldean Empire.

Chaldean (974 bytes)
2: ...e [[Syriac alphabet]]. According to [[Josephus]], Chaldeans were known in [[Hebrew language|Hebrew]] as "Ka...
6: * [[Chaldea]]
7: * [[Chaldean script]]
8: * [[Chaldean mythology]]
9: * [[Chaldean Syrian Church of the East]]

Chaldean Oracles (5087 bytes)
1: ...ry-poem that was believed to have originated in [[Chaldea]] ([[Babylon]]).
5: The Chaldean Oracles were very likely composed by [[Julian th...
7: ...ieved to embody many of the principal features of Chaldean philosophy. They have come down to us through Gr...
13: ...n Greek thinkers were [[ancient Egypt|Egypt]] and Chaldea. Philosophy originating from these two areas was ...
15: ...ving a profound and deeply mysterious nature. The Chaldeans were known, however, to have had an Oracle that...

560s BC (1061 bytes)
18: ...C - Birth of [[Nabu-rimanni]] in [[Babylonia]], [[Chaldea]]n astronomer and mathematician (+ [[480 BC]]) (a...

Pelusium (1301 bytes)
1: ...usion''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]), '''Sin''' ([[Chaldea|Chaldaic]]), '''Seyân''' ([[Aramaic]]), and '''Te...

480 BC (1498 bytes)
29: * [[Nabu-rimanni]], [[Chaldea|Chaldean]] astronomer and mathematician (estimated date).

Berosus (crater) (1730 bytes)
7: eponym=[[Berosus|Berosus of Chaldea]]}}

Metonic cycle (1835 bytes)
6: ...]], who introduced it about [[432 BC]], and the [[Chaldea]]n astronomer [[Kidinnu]] (4th cent. BC). It is a...

Sexagesimal (2953 bytes)
34: * The length of the [[tropical year]] in [[Chaldea|Neo-Babylonian astronomy]], (see [[Hipparchus]]):

Khaldi (2443 bytes)
1: ...iscussed here bear no relation to [[Babylon]]'s [[Chaldea]].)

Chaldean mythology (2706 bytes)
2: ... and '''[[Babylonia]]n mythologies''', although [[Chaldea]] did not comprehend the whole territory inhabite...

Jehoiakim (2862 bytes)
5: ...t in Jewish politics, having been defeated by the Chaldeans in the [[Battle of Carchemish]] (2 Kings 24:7; ...
7: ...himself independent. Nebuchadnezzar sent bands of Chaldeans, [[Arameans]], [[Moab]]ites, and [[Ammonites]] ...

Oedipus Aegyptiacus (3091 bytes)
11: ...at his sources for ''Oedipus Aegyptiacus'' were [[Chaldea]]n [[astrology]], [[Hebrew]] [[kabbala]], [[Gree...

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