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Columbia Encyclopedia

Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, published by Columbia University Press
The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia contains entries on people, places, events, historical facts and terms, with bibliographies for further reading.
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Title Index: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 0-9
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B (in linguistics)
B'nai B'rith (in Judaism)
Ba (symbol)
Ba'ath party (organization, Syria/Iraq)
Baal (ancient religion, Middle East)
Baal-berith (character)
Baal-gad (place)
Baal-hamon (place)
Baal-hazor (place)
Baal-peor (character)
Baal-perazim (place)
Baal-zebub (character)
Baal-zephon (place)
Baalbek (ancient city, Lebanon)
Baali (in the Old Testament)
Baarle-Hertog (city, Belgium)
Bab el Mandeb (body of water, Africa)
babbler (bird)
Babel (place)
Babeldaob (capital, island, Palau)
Babenberg (Austrian statesmen)
babesiosis (disease)
Babism (religion, Persia)
Babol (city, Iran)
baboon (mammal)
baby's breath (flower, plant)
Babylon (ancient city, Mesopotamia)
Babylon (village, United States)
Babylonia (ancient empire, Babylon)
Babylonian captivity (historical event, Israel/Babylon)
Baca (in the Old Testament)
Bacabal (city, Brazil)
Bacău (city, Romania)
Bacchanalia (holy day, ancient Rome)
Bacchus (in Roman mythology, Greek Mythology)
Bach (German musicians)
Bache Peninsula (geographical area, Canada)
bachelor's button (plant, flower)
bacillus (bacteria)
bacitracin (drug)
Back (river, Canada)
Backbone Mountain (mountain, Maryland)
backswimmer (insect)
Bacolod (city, Philippines)
bacon (food)
Bacon's Rebellion (historical event, Virginia)