Definition: "Albanite" was a term used in biblical times for a specific people or group who lived in the eastern part of Palestine, known as the region where modern-day Israel and Judea were located. The Bible describes this group as "heirs of Abraham," which is considered an error by scholars. However, the word "albanite" was not used to describe the Jews of that time, so it's likely a mistranslation or misinterpretation of the original Hebrew names and descriptions used in the Bible. The term "albanites" was first mentioned in the book of Zechariah (chapter 13:24-25) as a group of people who lived in the land that is now called Israel. The specific people described there are said to be descendants of Abraham, who had been born in a region known as the Land of Canaan. So, while "Albanites" may have been used as a title for this group at one time, it's not a term that exists today and was never used by any historical figure or period.
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