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The 12 pages that link to Babylonia, each with the reason it gives.

• MidrashRelated: Babylonian rabbinic scholarship helped transmit and reshape midrashic traditions.

• Babylonian TalmudNarrower topic: The Talmud took shape among Jewish communities in this region.

• ElamCompared with: Elamite-Babylonian warfare and exchange shaped both civilizations’ histories.

• NabopolassarNarrower topic: It was the kingdom Nabopolassar ruled before and during the empire’s expansion.

• SexagesimalNarrower topic: Babylonian scribes developed the best-known early sexagesimal mathematics.

• AmoraimRelated: Its academies and sages generated the tradition preserved in the Babylonian Talmud.

• GeonimNarrower topic: The Geonim’s academies operated within Babylonia’s Jewish communal and political setting.

• Mithridates I of ParthiaBroader topic: The conquest of Babylonia extended Parthian rule into Mesopotamia.

• Adad-nirari IIRelated: His campaigns and diplomatic agreements with Babylonia shaped Assyria's southern frontier.

• Tiglath-Pileser IRelated: His campaigns against Babylonia brought Assyria into a long-standing southern rivalry.

• ChaldeaNarrower topic: Chaldea formed part of Babylonia, and Greek writers sometimes used its name for the wider land.

• TapputiNarrower topic: Tapputi’s tablet belongs to the Babylonian world.