Sabis

Several travellers, and among others Chardin, the most accredited of all, say that in Persia there still are disciples of John, called Sabis, who baptize in his name and acknowledge Jesus as a prophet, but not as a god.

A Philosophical Dictionary 2007

Mandaeans, known as Sabis in Arabic, are just one of several minorities who have historically given Iraq its distinct identity as a cradle of religious diversity.

Mikey Likes It! 2008

Basically, the Atuatuci are Germans who live along the Mosa River just downstream from the Sabis, and who also live on the edge of a vast forest they call the Arduenna.

The First Man in Rome McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1990

Perhaps two thousand Cimbri finally rejoined the six thousand warriors left among the Atuatuci; and there where the Mosa received the Sabis, the last remnants of a great migration settled down for good, and in time came to call themselves Atuatuci.

The First Man in Rome McCullough, Colleen, 1937- 1990

One day, while the six legions were forming camp on the bank of the river Sabis, the Nervii and their allies suddenly rushed upon them from an ambuscade in the woods on the opposite bank.

Ancient Rome : from the earliest times down to 476 A. D. Robert Franklin Pennell

Arabians paid a tithe of incense to the god Sabis; and the

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon 1840-1916 1913

John Bednarz and Alex Tidlund combined on a three-hitter as Sabis beat Putnam 15-1.

Reader - MassLive.com Jeff Thomas 2010

WMass boys basketball Top 10 Media Poll: Westfield jumps, Sabis holds top spot in final regular-season tally The Varsity Voice

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WMass boys basketball Top 10 Media Poll: Westfield jumps, Sabis holds top spot in final regular-season tally The Varsity Voice

Reader - MassLive.com The Republican Sports Desk 2010

John Bednarz and Alex Tidlund combined on a three-hitter as Sabis beat Putnam 15-1.

Reader - MassLive.com Jeff Thomas 2010