Gesenius, _Thesaurus_, p. 1003. _a_; compare Orph. VIII. I. 13. In the _Thesmophoriazusae_ v. 17, Aristophanes makes Euripides call the eye ‘the imitation of the disc of the sun;’ compare _Acharn_. v. 1184: ὦ κλεινὸν ὄμμα, ‘O glorious eye!’ as an address to the Sun. Footnote 301: Al Buchârî, IX. 30, 35. Footnote 302: _Yaçna_, I. 35, III. 49. Footnote 303: Eberh. Schrader, _Die Keilinschriften und das Alte Testament_, p. 165. Footnote 304: Haneberg, _Religiöse Alterthümer der Bibel_, Münich 1869, p. 49; Movers, _Die Phönizier_, I. 411, where other combinations are given. Footnote 305: The seven days of the week are imagined to have a connexion with the sun. According to Diodorus, I. 272, the inhabitants of Rhodes at the time of Cadmus worshipped the Sun-god, who had begotten seven sons on that island. Footnote 306: Muir, _Sanskrit Texts_, V. 64. Footnote 307: Yâḳûṭ, _Geogr. Wörterb._, III. 762. Footnote 308: See Excursus E. Footnote 309: Hartung, _Religion und Mythologie der Griechen_, Leipzig 1865, II. 87–94. Footnote 310: _al-Meydânî Majmaʾ al-amthâl_, II. 111. 21. Footnote 311: Wa-kân auwal mâ asbal al-leyl riwâḳah wa-ḳad iswadd al-ẓalâm biaġ-sâḳah, _Romance of ʿAntar_, V. 170. 17. Accordingly, insadal is said of night as well as of a tent, e.g. _ʿAntar_, VI. 60. 14, 95. 5. Footnote 312: I wish to mention here a suggestion received in a letter from Prof. de Goeje of Leyden, to take the name Hebhel in the appellative sense ‘herdsman,’ and compare it with the Arabic abil, the initial breathing being aspirated. The Hebrew âbhêl, ‘pasture,’ would then belong to the same group. But see also on the latter word an ingenious conjecture of Derenbourg in the _Journal Asiatique_, 1867, vol. I. p. 93. Footnote 313: Wa-leylatun ṭachyâʾu yarmaʿillu * fîhâ ʿala-l-shârî nadan muchḍallu, _MS. of Univ. Leyden, Cod. Warner_, No. 597, p. 345. Footnote 314: See above, pp. 42, 43. Footnote 315: _Die Genesis_, Leipzig 1860, p. 64. Footnote 316: Levy, in the _Zeitschr. der D. M. G._, 1860, XIV. 404. Footnote 317: Compare Gelpke’s article _Neutestamentliche Studien_, in the _Theo. Studien u. Kritiken_, 1849, pp. 639 _et seq._ Footnote 318: See Excursus F. Footnote 319: _Premières Civilisations_, II. 81. Footnote 320: We do not wish to overlook the fact that the word Ḳayn in Himyaritic is a name of dignity, like Prince, Ruler, Lord, and may therefore, if this signification is adopted, be a synonym for Baʿal. See Prætorius in the _Zeitschr. der D. M. G._, 1872, XXVI. 432. Footnote 321: See Fleischer’s _Nachträgliches_ to Levy’s _Chald. Wörterb. über d. Targ._, II. 577. _b_. Footnote 322: