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Phenice

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Phenice (fēnī`sē), in the New Testament.

1 Same as Phoenicia.

2 Harbor, SW Crete. It was also called Phoenix.



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Positive attitudes about the environment are formed in early childhood and depend on frequent interaction with the natural environment (Cohen, 1992; Cohen & Horm-Wingerg, 1993; Phenice & Griffore, 2003; Sobel, 1990).
One of his main sources, for example, Whetstone's The English Myrror, has the following: Tamberlaine thus possessed of Asia minor, which was before in the possession of the Turke, he speeded unto Aegypt, and by the way raised all Siria, Phenice, and the Palestine, he took manye famous Cities and among others Smirna, Antioch, Tripoli, Sebastian and Damas; in Aegypt he encountered with the Souldan, and the king of Arabia, and overthrew them.
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