Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "In Jewish tradition, the Hebrew terms chol (Hebr. חול , \"phoenix\", lit. \"sand\") and avarshina(h) (also aurshina(h), orshina(h), and urshina(h) Hebr. אורשינה \"phoenix\") refer to a supernatural bird, often glossed as, or identified with, the phoenix from Greek mythology.According to Natan Slifkin, chol may have simply been a noun meaning 'sand' and, due to the context of its employment, was subsequently misidentified with the phoenix of Greek mythology."@en }
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- Chol_(bible) comment "In Jewish tradition, the Hebrew terms chol (Hebr. חול , \"phoenix\", lit. \"sand\") and avarshina(h) (also aurshina(h), orshina(h), and urshina(h) Hebr. אורשינה \"phoenix\") refer to a supernatural bird, often glossed as, or identified with, the phoenix from Greek mythology.According to Natan Slifkin, chol may have simply been a noun meaning 'sand' and, due to the context of its employment, was subsequently misidentified with the phoenix of Greek mythology.".