| 13, 54; xx. | | | as a place of refuge. | 7; xxi. 11; | | | _See_ Hebron. | Judg. i. 10; | | | | Neh. xi. 25 | | | | | | | =KIRJATH-ARIM= |Ezra ii. 25 | |-- |Another form for (R.V. | | | | Kirjath-jearim (Neh. =KIRIATH-ARIM=)| | | | vii. 29). In the book | | | | of Esdras it is given | | | | as Kiriathiarius. | | | | _See_ Kirjath-jearim. | | | | =KIRJATH-BAAL= |Josh. xv. 60; | -- |-- |Another name for (R.V. =KIRIATH-| xviii. 14 | | | ‘Kirjath-jearim,’ BAAL=) | | | | which see. | | | | =KIRJATH-HUZOTH=|Num. xxii. 39 |_Not |-- |Somewhere in the (R.V. =KERIATH-| | identified_ | | neighbourhood of the HUZOTH=) | | | | ‘high places of Baal’ | | | | in Moab. Perhaps the | | | | same as Kiriathaim. | | | | =KIRJATH-JEARIM=|Josh. ix. 17; |_Kh. ʾErma_ |14 |Also called ‘Baalah’, (R.V. =KIRIATH-| xv. 9; | (*) or | | ‘Kirjath-baal,’ JEARIM=) | xviii. 14, | _Kuriet el | | ‘Kirjath-arim’ (?) | 15; xv. 60 | ʾEnab_ (?) | | Kirjath. On the | | | | boundary line between | | | | Benjamin and Judah, a | | | | city belonging to the | | | | latter. Eusebius and | | | | Jerome (Onomasticon-- | | | | ‘Cariathiarim’) | | | | describe it as a | | | | village at the ninth | | | | or tenth mile between | | | | Jerusalem and Lydda. | | | | Kuriet el Enab, 7½ | | | | miles from Jerusalem | | | | on the Jaffa road, was | | | | first proposed by Dr. | | | | Robinson (B. R. ii. | | | | 11) and has generally | | | | been the accepted