31; | | | from Jerusalem to | xxi. 12-21; | | | Shechem and the North. | 1 Sam. i. | | | _Mem._ II. 367-370; | 3, 9, 24; | | | Sh. XIV. | ii. 14; iii. | | | | 21; iv. 3, | | | | 12; xiv. 3; | | | | 1 Kings ii. | | | | 27; xiv. | | | | 2-4; Ps. | | | | lxxviii. | | | | 60; Jer. | | | | vii. 12, 14; | | | | xxvi. 6, 9; | | | | xli. 5 | | | | | | | =SHIMRON= |Josh. xi. 1; |_Semûnieh_ | 6 |Called in the Talmud | xix. 15 | | | (Jerus, Megillah, cap. | | | | 1) Semûnieh--now a | | | | small village 5 miles | | | | west of Nazareth. | | | | _Mem._ I. 339; Sh. V. | | | | =SHIMRON-MERON= |Josh. xii. 20 |_Not |-- |Uncertain whether this | | identified_ | | name refers to the | | | | same place as Shimron | | | | (Semunieh). The old | | | | Jewish traveller | | | | Hap-Parchi fixes it at | | | | two hours east of En | | | | Gannim (Jenîn), south | | | | of Mount Gilboa, at | | | | a village called in | | | | his day ‘Dar Meron.’ | | | | (Asher’s _Benjamin of | | | | Tudela_, II. 434). | | | | =SHINAR= (The |Gen. x. 10; | |-- |‘The ancient name of Land of) | xi. 2; xiv. | | | the great alluvial | 1; Is. xi. | | | tract through which | 11; Dan. i. | | | the Tigris and | 2; Zech. v. | | | Euphrates pass before | 11 | | | reaching the sea. The | | | | tract known in later | | | | times as Chaldea or