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2, 5, 7; comp. Judges, i. 8, 21, xix. 10—~l2.) 2. It was not until after David, having
reigned seven years in Hebnon, came into undisputed possession of the
kingdom of Israel, that Jerusalem was finally subjugated (cir. n. c. 1049) and the ...
2, 5, 7; comp. Judges, i. 8, 21, xix. 10—~l2.) 2. It was not until after David, having
reigned seven years in Hebnon, came into undisputed possession of the
kingdom of Israel, that Jerusalem was finally subjugated (cir. n. c. 1049) and the ...
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But Scymnus of Chios (comp. Arnold, vol. iii. p. 477), writing of the lllyrians about
a. century before the Christian era, calls them “a religious people, just and kind to
strangers, loving to be liberal, and desiring to live orderly and soberly." After the ...
But Scymnus of Chios (comp. Arnold, vol. iii. p. 477), writing of the lllyrians about
a. century before the Christian era, calls them “a religious people, just and kind to
strangers, loving to be liberal, and desiring to live orderly and soberly." After the ...
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3452, 3553, 4995, 4996; comp. Joseph. B. J. ii. 16; Tee. Arm. iv. 5, Hist. ii. 11. 85.)
There was at that time no seat of government or capital ; but the province was
divided into regions called“ conventusz" each region, of which there were three, ...
3452, 3553, 4995, 4996; comp. Joseph. B. J. ii. 16; Tee. Arm. iv. 5, Hist. ii. 11. 85.)
There was at that time no seat of government or capital ; but the province was
divided into regions called“ conventusz" each region, of which there were three, ...
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9; comp. 1 Mace. xiv. 34. xv. 11). In the same way, the Homeric poems, Hesiod,
the Cyclic poets, Aeschylus, and l'indar, call it emphatically “the Sea." The
logographer Ilcmtneus speaks of itos “ the Greet Sea "(1%. 349, al.1(lmuen). Nor
did the ...
9; comp. 1 Mace. xiv. 34. xv. 11). In the same way, the Homeric poems, Hesiod,
the Cyclic poets, Aeschylus, and l'indar, call it emphatically “the Sea." The
logographer Ilcmtneus speaks of itos “ the Greet Sea "(1%. 349, al.1(lmuen). Nor
did the ...
الصفحة 62
34, better suits the Phoenician original, which signifies “an eminence," comp.
Mover'e PM, pt. p. 177; Hitzig, Die Philillfier, pp. 131—184: Eth.'loIi'r'rpr, 'lmrsf'mr, '
lmla, “161m, 'londs, 'Iorfs. The Hebrew name Jarno is still preserved in the Arabic
...
34, better suits the Phoenician original, which signifies “an eminence," comp.
Mover'e PM, pt. p. 177; Hitzig, Die Philillfier, pp. 131—184: Eth.'loIi'r'rpr, 'lmrsf'mr, '
lmla, “161m, 'londs, 'Iorfs. The Hebrew name Jarno is still preserved in the Arabic
...
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| العنوان | Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography, المجلد 2 Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography, William Smith |
| المُحرر | Sir William Smith |
| الناشر | J. Murray, 1868 |
| أصلي من | جامعة شيكاغو |
| الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي | 21 شباط (فبراير) 2014 |
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