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Aradus , islet and town of ancient Phoenicia, the modern Arwad or Arvad, N of Tripoli 2 mi off the Syrian coast. It was the most northerly of the important Phoenician centers.

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Arvad

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Arvad , variant of Aradus .

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Free Article State records, confirmations, and habitats of Aradidae (Hemiptera: Heteroptera) from Louisiana, U.S.A.(Report)
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Newspaper article from: Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England); 5/28/2004; 373 words ; ...resident, dates between the 2nd Century BC and the 2nd Century AD. Months of detective work led experts to the island city of Aradus on the Ile d'Arwad, off the coast of Syria. Now the artefact, part of a tomb, is being returned to a more appropriate...
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