the hill of Golgotha

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• Golgotha (disambiguation) — Golgotha can refer to:* Golgotha, or Calvary, the hill on which Jesus was crucified * Golgotha (computer game), an unreleased computer game * Golgotha (album) , the first demo release by influential Louisiana sludge metal band Acid Bath *… …   Wikipedia

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• Golgotha — /gol geuh theuh/, n. 1. a hill near Jerusalem where Jesus was crucified; Calvary. 2. a place of suffering or sacrifice. 3. a place of burial. Also, golgotha (for defs. 2, 3). [1585 95; < L (Vulgate) < Gk golgothá < Aram gulgalta, akin to Heb.… …   Universalium

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• Golgotha — noun a) The hill outside Jerusalem where Jesus was crucified. b) At Oxbridge colleges in the 18th and 19th centuries, a slang term for the rooms of the heads of the colleges (i.e. a pun on the place of the skulls or heads). See by …   Wiktionary

• Golgotha —    This word (from the Aramaic gulgulta, meaning place of the skull ) is the name of the hill, also known as Calvary,near Jerusalem where Jesus was crucified …   Glossary of theological terms

• Golgotha — hill near Jerusalem, via Latin and Greek, from Aramaic gulgulta, lit. (place of the) skull, cognate with Hebrew gulgoleth skull. So called in reference to its shape (see CALVARY (Cf. Calvary)) …   Etymology dictionary

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