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Book of Ezra
Liber Esdrae la ספר עזרא he
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Cyrus the Greatfounder of the Achaemenid Empire (559–529 BC) -
Davidking of Israel and Judah -
Ezrahuman Biblical figure -
ZerubbabelBiblical character -
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Ahasuerusname of one or more kings of Persia in the Hebrew Bible (Esther, Ezra, Daniel), cognate to the Greek form Xerxes or Artaxerxes -
Zadokbiblical character -
ShealtielBiblical character, Son of Jeconiah or Neri
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