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| | Salem - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | It is mentioned in the Bible in Genesis 14:18, in connection with the figure Melchizedek, typically translated "King of Salem." However, the Hebrew text, according to some scholars, is not clear; instead of the "king of Salem" (melek Salem) reading, the original text may have had melek shelomo ("a king allied to him") [1]. |
 | | Salem River, a tributary of the Delaware River |
 | | Salem al-Hazmi, one of five men named as a hijacker in the September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attacks |
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