10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BITTER LAKES»
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Bitter Lakes in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Israel in Egypt: The Evidence for the Authenticity of the ...
The Bitter Lakes and the Gulf of Suez? Saint Jerome (late fourth century a.d.), as
mentioned above, recognized the geographical problem posed by Numbers 33:8
-10. It is well known that he worked closely with Jewish rabbis and studied ...
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Foundations of Biogeography: Classic Papers with Commentaries
It was only natural therefore that such a fauna of shallow level bottoms, adapted
to high salinities, should invade the Bitter Lakes after the opening of the Canal.
The Halophila fauna of the Bitter Lakes can be compared with that of such ...
Mark V. Lomolino, Dov F. Sax, James H. Brown, 2004
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Water Resources and Environmental History
Between the Red Sea and the Gulf of Pelusium, there is a depression, which is
evident by the Bitter Lakes and Lake Timsah. The depression has indeed some
undulations between the Bitter Lakes and Lake Timsah and further between Lake
...
Jerry R. Rogers, Glenn O. Brown, Jürgen Garbrecht, editors
This lake it seems partly to ass through, partly to skirt; but t ere will be no saving
of canalization except at the Bitter Lakes. The Be ort divides the entire course of
t e canal into ' two principal descriptions of soil: first, clay from Suez to the Bitter ...
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A Course of hebrew study
dence, also, that Heroopolis, (from which the western bay of the Red Sea had its
name among the Greeks, Heroopolilan Bay), stood at or near the head of the
Bitter Lakes, seems to be incontrovertible ; especially that which is derived from
the ...
I860.] 130 series of undulations with very gentle slopes,' to Lake Menzaleh. This
lake it seems partly to pass through, partly to skirt ; but there will be no saving of
canalization except at the Bitter Lakes. The Keport divides the entire course of the
...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, Thomas Carlyle, 1860
I have little doubt of twenty-six feet having been excavated in depth from Port
Said to the Bitter Lakes, and therefore, there ought to have been no vessels
aground which only had a draught below eighteen feet. We heard also the Bitter
Lakes ...
Arrived at the Bitter Lakes, the Ain el Ambak — the waters of which are plentiful
but bitter — gives life to sundry tamarisk bushes and saline plants, and around it
are tents and buildings, more advanced guards of the great enterprise. As to the ...
Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, 1865
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the new monthly magazine
Arrived at the Bitter Lakes, the Ain el Ambak — the waters of which are plentiful
but bitter — gives life to sundry tamarisk bushes and saline plants, and around it
are tents and buildings, more advanced guards of the great enterprise. As to the ...
william harrison ainsworth, 1865
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The New Monthly Magazine
Arrived at the Bitter Lakes, the Ain el Ambak—the waters of which are plentiful but
bitter—gives life to sundry tamarisk bushes and saline plants, and around it are
tents and buildings, more advanced guards of the great enterprise. As to the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BITTER LAKES»
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Bitter Lakes is used in the context of the following news items.
Roswell's alien invasion: UFO Festival fun for all
The nearby Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge, 4065 Bitter Lakes Road, is a mixture of grasslands and marsh, said Steve Alvarez, a public ... «Albuquerque Journal, Jun 15»
Inchcape Shipping Services: Current convoy information ahead of …
... to 95 kilometres in length, while the project also involves deepening and widening the Great Bitter Lakes and Ballah bypass to a total length of 37 kilometres. «Your Shipbuilding News, Jun 15»
The New Suez Canal: An ideal project and gateway to the future
A deepening operation for 37 kilometres was added in the Bitter Lakes area to allow ships with large drafts to pass in both directions of the ... «Ahram Online, Jun 15»
No way for fish
This was due to a natural barrier, the so-called Bitter Lakes, a former salt pan. The lakes, though, no longer draw enough extra salinity from the ... «The Economist, May 15»
RAF pilot Sid Cleaver: I saw the Spitfires and thought 'wow'
“I was in Cairo in 1944 at Fayed Air Base's Operational Training Unit, near the Bitter Lakes, at the start of my advanced flying course when I first ... «Birmingham Post, Mar 15»
Egypt embarks on expanding the Suez Canal
The new canal will expand from 60km to 95km, in addition to deepening and widening of the Great Bitter Lakes by-passes and Ballah by-pass, ... «New Vision, Mar 15»
Egyptian Ambassador in Kinshasa meets economy minister
Mahlab chairs meeting to discuss stopping drainage into Bitter Lakes · Court orders retrial of Mubarak over killing protesters ... «Egypt SIS, Mar 15»
Bitter Lakes – 'McJihad' by US and Saudi Arabia
There are two bitter Lakes in "Bitter Lake": The first one is roughly the midpoint of the Suez Canal, where US President Franklin D. Roosevelt ... «MWC News, Feb 15»
Parish pump Newhaven – February 27, 2015
... time of the Exodus that the Red Sea was continuous up to Ismailia, and Lake Timsah and the Bitter Lakes were connected by shallow water. «Sussex Express, Feb 15»
Digging up Augustine Volcano's top-heavy legacy
... on closed basins like Devils Lake ND or Waubay/Bitter Lakes SD. VEI=3+ eruptions go up... water levels go up... go down... water goes down. «Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, Jan 15»
