also post·ex·il·i·an (-ĕg-zĭl'ē-ən, -zĭl'yən, -ĕk-sĭl'ē-ən, -sĭl'yən)
adj.
Of or relating to the period of Jewish history following the Babylonian captivity (after 586 B.C.).
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post·ex·il·ic (pōst'ĕg-zĭl'ĭk, -ĕk-sĭl'-) 
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- Jehohanan (in the Old Testament)
- Nebo (ancient city, ancient religion, Middle East – in the Old Testament)
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- Azariah (character, Israel – in the Bible)
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- Apocalypse of Zerubbabel
- Book of Micah
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