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... , 2; Ross, Reisen (Stuttgart, 1840), II; Guerin, Description de l'Ile de Patmos (Paris, 1856) . J. E. Harry PATMOS, a ...
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... ): Schneiderwirth, Geschichte der Insel Rhodes (Heiligenstadt, 1868); Guerin, L'ile de Rhodes, 2nd edition, Paris, 1880; Biliotti and Cottrel, L'ile de Rhodes ( ...
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... "fragments of rock or boulders swept along by the torrent in its periodical overflows" (De Saulcy, I, 137, 138) . From Ras Feshkah to Ras Mersid, a ...
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... "fragments of rock or boulders swept along by the torrent in its periodical overflows" (De Saulcy, I, 137, 138) . From Ras Feshkah to Ras Mersid, a ...
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... to them, as was certainly the case in some parts of the Roman world (Cicero De lege agraria ii0.34; Horace Sat. i.5, 34; Orelli, Number 3785) . ...
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... Beth-marcaboth has not been identified, but Guerin (La Terre Sainte. Jerusalem et le Nord de la Judee, II, 230) suggests Khan Yunas, Southwest of Gaza, as a ...
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... this place is identical with Ctesiphon, which was situated on the Tigris. One codex of De Rossi has made this identification in the passage in Ezekiel 27:23 . Cornill thinks Canneh ...
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... a Macfa in the neighborhood of Eleutheropolis, to the North. The identification proposed by Van de Velde and Guerin would suit this description. They would locate Mizeph at Tell ec-Cafiyeh, about ...
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... on his Atlas maps entirely. It is on Smith & Grove's Atlas as above and Van de Velde thought he identified it, but it is doubtful. Strong's Hebrew H6450: Pas Dammim ...
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... , but even this cannot be thought to be proved (see EXODUS) . According to De Rouge (see Pierret, Vocab. Hieroglyph., 1875, 143) there were at ...
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... , have been published by Dawkins and Wood and also by M. Waddington and the Duc de Luynes. Popular works on the subject are An Account of Palmyra and Zenobia by W. ...
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... , now covered with water. See ARABAH ; CITIES OF THE PLAIN ; DEAD SEA. De Saulcy, however, with others who place the Cities of the Plain at the North end ...
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... a Macfa in the neighborhood of Eleutheropolis, to the North. The identification proposed by Van de Velde and Guerin would suit this description. They would locate Mizeph at Tell ec-Cafiyeh, about ...
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... , now covered with water. See ARABAH ; CITIES OF THE PLAIN ; DEAD SEA. De Saulcy, however, with others who place the Cities of the Plain at the North end ...
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... book (pp. 448) add Ath. Mitth., 1905, 324; Revue de Philologie, 1912, 48; Journal Hellenic Studies, 1911, 188. W. M ...
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... Macedoine, II, 69;, 109;; Heuzey and Daumet, Mission archeol. de Macedoine, 11; .) M. N. Tod Strong's Greek G3496: Nea Polis ...
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... a Macfa in the neighborhood of Eleutheropolis, to the North. The identification proposed by Van de Velde and Guerin would suit this description. They would locate Mizeph at Tell ec-Cafiyeh, about ...
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... , but even this cannot be thought to be proved (see EXODUS) . According to De Rouge (see Pierret, Vocab. Hieroglyph., 1875, 143) there were at ...
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... " (Bahaoddenus), to the "river of Tekoa," from which Richard Coeur de Lion and his army drank, 3 miles from Jerusalem: this may refer to the Arab ...
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... about Mamre see Mambre by Le R. P. Abel des Freres Precheurs in the Conferences de Saint Etienne, 1909-10 (Paris) . (2 ) An Amorite chief, owner of ...
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... Illyrien bis auf Augustus (Leipzig, 1877); H. Cons, La province romaine de Dalmatie (Paris, 1882); T. Mommsen, CIL, III, pp. ...
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... ; Derenbourg, Les monuments sabeens, 1899. On the coins, Schlumberger, Le tresor de San'a, 1880; Mordtmann in Wiener numismatische Zeitschrift, 1880. Thomas Hunter Weir SHEBA ( ...
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... during two years to recapture it, but all in vain until the arrival of Richard Coeur de Lion and Philip Augustus with reinforcements, and it was only after the most strenuous efforts on ...
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... Cousinery, Macedoine, I, 100, 122; Heuzey et Daumet, Mission archeol. de Macedoine, 165) . Marcus N. Tod AMPHIP'OLIS, the name occurs only in Acts ...
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... of acacias. Apparently there are no forests-the sacred groves referred to by Assur-bani-apli are thought by De Morgan to have been artificial plantations. Oranges and lemons, which are at present cultivated there ...
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