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<p>Created page with &quot;&lt;includeonly&gt; {{#switch: {{{1|}}} | Aggar = Babylonian character; shield maker | Alkahad = Babylonian character; house owner and creditor | Algamish = Babylonian character; moneylender and mentor | Arad Gula = Babylonian character; merchant partner of Sharru Nada | Araman = Babylonian character; merchant husband | Arkad = Babylonian character; “richest man in Babylon” | Assyrian = Ancient Mesopotamian people and empire | Azmur = Babylonian character; brickmak...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&lt;includeonly&gt;<br /> {{#switch: {{{1|}}}<br /> | Aggar = Babylonian character; shield maker<br /> | Alkahad = Babylonian character; house owner and creditor<br /> | Algamish = Babylonian character; moneylender and mentor<br /> | Arad Gula = Babylonian character; merchant partner of Sharru Nada<br /> | Araman = Babylonian character; merchant husband<br /> | Arkad = Babylonian character; “richest man in Babylon”<br /> | Assyrian = Ancient Mesopotamian people and empire<br /> | Azmur = Babylonian character; brickmaker<br /> | Babylon = Ancient Mesopotamian city on the Euphrates<br /> | Banzar = Babylonian character; veteran gate guard<br /> | Bansir = Babylonian character; chariot builder<br /> | Birejik = Babylonian character; farmer<br /> | Brookings = American think tank; public policy research<br /> | Clason Map Company = Map publisher founded by George S. Clason<br /> | Color of Money Book Club = Personal finance book club by The Washington Post<br /> | Cyrus = Persian emperor; conquered Babylon<br /> | Dabasir = Babylonian character; camel trader and reformed debtor<br /> | Damascus = Capital city of Syria<br /> | Dauphin Publications = Publisher of the “original edition” reprint<br /> | Denver = City in Colorado, United States<br /> | Elamites = Ancient Iranian people of Elam<br /> | Euphrates = Major river in Mesopotamia<br /> | Fahru = Babylonian character; cloth weaver<br /> | Five Laws of Gold = Named framework in the book; capital growth and risk rules<br /> | George S. Clason = American author and businessman; wrote Babylonian finance parables<br /> | Grand Canal = Major irrigation canal project in ancient Babylon<br /> | Hadan Gula = Babylonian character; Arad Gula’s grandson<br /> | Hawthorn = American book publisher<br /> | Herodotus = Greek historian; described ancient peoples and cities<br /> | ISBN = International Standard Book Number; global book identifier<br /> | Kobbi = Babylonian character; musician<br /> | Los Angeles Times = American newspaper; major daily<br /> | Mathon = Babylonian character; lender of gold<br /> | Megiddo = Babylonian character; farmer<br /> | Nabopolassar = Babylonian king; founded Neo-Babylonian dynasty<br /> | Nana-naid = Babylonian character; baker<br /> | Nebatur = Babylonian character; camel trader<br /> | Nebuchadnezzar = Babylonian king; monumental builder<br /> | New American Library = American book publisher; mass-market imprint<br /> | Nineveh = Ancient Assyrian capital city<br /> | Ninth Law = Imagined law tablet in the story; Arkad copied it<br /> | Nippur = Ancient Mesopotamian religious center<br /> | Nomasir = Babylonian character; Arkad’s son<br /> | pay yourself first = Personal finance principle; save before spending<br /> | Phoenicia = Ancient Levantine maritime region<br /> | Queen Semiramis = Legendary Assyrian-Babylonian queen figure<br /> | Rodan = Babylonian character; spearmaker<br /> | Sasi = Babylonian character; canal labor master<br /> | Seven Cures for a Lean Purse = Named framework; saving, budgeting, and investing rules<br /> | Sharru Nada = Babylonian character; merchant prince<br /> | Sinjar = Babylonian character; couch maker<br /> | Sira = Babylonian character; noblewoman who aided Dabasir<br /> | Smyrna = Ancient Anatolian port city, modern İzmir<br /> | Syria = Country in the Middle East<br /> | Temple of Bel = Babylonian temple and landmark<br /> | The Atlantic = American magazine; politics, culture, ideas<br /> | The Best Books for Investors = Wall Street Journal reading list feature<br /> | The Richest Man in Babylon = Personal finance book; parables set in ancient Babylon<br /> | The Wall Street Journal = American business newspaper<br /> | The Washington Post = American newspaper; major daily<br /> | Tigris = Major river in Mesopotamia<br /> | Tyre = Phoenician port city<br /> | United States and Canada = Neighboring North American countries<br /> | #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎<br /> }}<br /> &lt;/includeonly&gt;&lt;noinclude&gt;{{documentation}}&lt;/noinclude&gt;</div>

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