...the place where the palm tree flourished." — (Drummond's Origincs, page 77.) Note 33, page 279. " I cannot help suspecting that the city called Tsidon...Phoenice, and the possession of this country having heen once intended for the trihe of Asher, Moses said to that trihe, "under thy shoes shall he iron...

...built Tyre the year before the destruction of Troy." " I cannot help thinking," says Mr. Drummond, " that the city, called Tsidon by the Hebrews, Tsaid...silver, and brass. Much iron and brass existed in Phoenicia ; and the possession of this country having been once intended for the tribe of Ashur, Moses...

...built Tyre the year before the destruction of Troy." " I cannot help thinking," says Mr. Drummond, " that the city, called Tsidon by the Hebrews, Tsaid...metallurgy, and for the art with which they worked in gold, stiver, and brass. Much iron and brass existed in Phoenicia ; and the possession of this country having...

...shall thy strength be."f Much iron and copper exist in the mountains of Phcenice, and the Sidonians were celebrated for their skill in metallurgy, and...with which they worked in gold, silver, and brass, as was so abundantly displayed by Hiram, in the Temple of Solomon. Saida may have been so called from...