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Byblos

Ancient Phoenician city (modern Jebeil), 32 km/20 mi north of Beirut, Lebanon. Known to the Assyrians and Babylonians as Gubla, it had a thriving export of cedar and pinewood to Egypt as early as 1500 BC. In Roman times it boasted an amphitheatre, baths, and a temple, and was known for its celebration of the resurrection of Adonis, worshipped as a god of vegetation.



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Chekri Bou Aoun - born 1950 in Kartaba - was found in a park 5 meters away from his home in the village of Mghayri, near the coastal town of Byblos, the state-run National News Agency (
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of the blood-bank center for the Red Cross in Byblos.
 
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