This chapter describes Tyre as a magnificent trading ship, cataloging its cargo, sailors, and trading partners in remarkable commercial detail. The extended metaphor treats the city's entire identity as inseparable from its trade networks. Watching t...
Historical & Cultural<b>on the seaport</b> [Heb. מְבוֹאֹת יָם, lit. by the entrance of the sea.] By the port where the ships come up to the wall and the gates. Many large cities are situated by the sea, but they are not a [good] place for a port, and the ships cannot app...
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