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Astaroth

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Smith's Bible Dictionary by William Smith (1863)

As’taroth. Deu 1:4. See Ashtaroth.

Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature by John McClintock & James Strong (1880)

(Deu 1:14). SEE ASHTAROTH.

New and Concise Bible Dictionary by George Morrish (1899)

[As’taroth] See ASHTAROTH.

1909 Catholic Dictionary by Various (1909)

(Phenician: Ashtoret, Astarte)

A Syro-Phenician female deity worshipped at Sidon and Tyre, in Carthage, Cyprus, and even Britain. She has been identified with the Babylonian goddess Ishtar, the Grecian Aphrodite, and the Latin Venus, and was regarded as the goddess of love and fecundity. In 4 Kings 28, she is described as the "idol of the Sidonians."

International Standard Bible Encyclopedia by James Orr (ed.) (1915)

as´ta-roth. See ASHTAROTH.

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