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The Seven Great Monarchies Of The Ancient Eastern World, Vol 4. (of 7): Babylon

CHAPTER I
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The course of the Litany may be roughly estimated at from 70 to 75 miles.
The Barada, or river of Damascus, rises in the plain of Zebdany--the very centre of the Antilibanus.

It has its real permanent source in a small nameless lake in the lower part of the plain, about lat.

33 deg.
41'; but in winter it is fed by streams flowing from the valley above, especially by one which rises in lat.

33 deg.

46', near the small hamlet of Ain Hawar.


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