See madianite on Wiktionary
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"De Madian (en hébreu מִדְיָן), un des fils d’Abraham et de sa concubine Ketourah."
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"text": "Sephora, épouse madianite de Moïse, apparaît dans Les Dix Commandements de Cecil B. De Mille sous les traits d'Yvonne De Carlo."
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"Relatif à la tribu descendant de Madian évoquée dans la Bible et le Coran, installée à l'Est du Jourdain, entre la mer Morte et la péninsule du Sinaï."
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"De Madian (en hébreu מִדְיָן), un des fils d’Abraham et de sa concubine Ketourah."
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"text": "Les Madianites auraient accueilli Moïse pendant 40 ans après sa fuite d'Égypte."
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"text": "– Gédéon a frappé, fit Haws, et les Madianites se sont dispersés."
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