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Judges 8:5,8And he said to the men of Succoth, Give, I pray you, loaves of bread to the people that follow me; for they be faint, and I am pursuing after Zebah and Zalmunna, kings of Midian.
Torrey's Topical Textbook1 Samuel 25:4-13
And David heard in the wilderness that Nabal did shear his sheep.
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The Eighteenth Theban Dynasty
... more or less veracious tales of exiles and travellers. ... their umbrella or flabellum,
a distinction which gave ... associated him with herself more frequently in the ...
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The Medes and the Second Chaldaean Empire
... and from the observations of travellers, that the ... historians and geographers drew
a distinction between the ... past the Medes had been frequently engaged against ...
/.../chapter iiithe medes and the.htm
The Iranian Conquest
... throne of Ahura-mazda, in the same way as he ... entirely consumed by fire, but more
frequently nothing but a ... enrolled in the bodyguard,* he won distinction by his ...
/.../chapter ithe iranian conquest.htm
Subtopics
Travellers
Travellers for Security often Left the Highways
Travellers of Distinction: Before Setting out Gave Employment to Their Servants
Travellers of Distinction: Frequently Extorted Provisions by the Way
Travellers of Distinction: Generally Attended by Running Footmen
Travellers of Distinction: Generally Performed Their Journey in Great State
Travellers of Distinction: Often Preceded by Heralds to Have the Roads Prepared
Travellers of Distinction: Rode in Chariots
Travellers of Distinction: Rode on Asses, Camels
Travellers were Frequently Asked Whence They Came and Whither They Went
Travellers: After a Long Journey, Described
Travellers: Called Way-Faring Men
Travellers: Carried With Them: Presents for Those Who Entertained Them
Travellers: Carried With Them: Provender for Their Beasts of Burden
Travellers: Carried With Them: Provisions for the Way
Travellers: Carried With Them: Skins Filled With Water, Wine
Travellers: Ceasing of, Threatened As a Calamity
Travellers: Estimated the Length of Their Journey by the Number of Days
Travellers: Friends of Frequently Commended Them to Protection of God
Travellers: Friends of Frequently Took Leave of Them With Sorrow
Travellers: Friends of Often Sent Them Away With Music
Travellers: Friends of Often Supplied Them With Provision
Travellers: Friends of Sometimes Accompanied Them a Short Way
Travellers: Generally Commenced Their Journey Early in the Morning
Travellers: Generally Halted at Wells or Streams
Travellers: Generally Rested at Noon
Travellers: Generally Treated With Great Hospitality
Travellers: Halted at Even
Travellers: Often Collected Together and Formed Caravans
Travellers: Often Engaged Persons Acquainted With the Country As Guides
Travellers: Often Travelled on Foot
Travellers: On Errands Requiring Despatch: Saluted No Man by the Way
Travellers: On Errands Requiring Despatch: Went With Great Speed
Travellers: On Foot, How Attired
Travellers: Preparations Made By, Alluded To
Travellers: Protected by Those Who Entertained Them
Travellers: Strangers Civil To
Travellers: Tesserae Hospitales or Pledges of Hospitality, Alluded To
Travellers: The Caravanserai or Public Inn for Noticed
Travellers: The Jews Prohibited from Taking Long Journeys on the Sabbath
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