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Names and places in the Old and New Testament and Apocrypha, with their modern identifications

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Names and places in the Old and New Testament and Apocrypha, with their modern identifications

Bible -- Geography; Names in the Bible; Names, Geographical

|              |              |   | and ‘Charboras’ by
                |              |              |   | Pliny and Ptolemy
                |              |              |   | (v. 18). Now called
                |              |              |   | the river Khabour,
                |              |              |   | an affluent of the
                |              |              |   | Euphrates.
                |              |              |   |
=HACHILAH=,     |1 Sam. xxiii. |_Dhahret el   |14 |Apparently the ridge
 Hill of        | 19; xxvi. 1, | Kolah_ (?)*  |   | called ‘el Kolah,’ in
                | 3            |              |   | the wilderness east of
                |              |              |   | ‘Ziph.’ (_Mem._ III.
                |              |              |   | 313; Sh. XXI.)--Conder.
                |              |              |   |
=HADADRIMMON=   |Zech. xii. 11 |_Rummâneh_    |10 |A place in the valley
                |              |              |   | of Megiddo. Jerome
                |              |              |   | (Comm. in Zach.) makes
                |              |              |   | this = Maximianopolis,
                |              |              |   | or the present village
                |              |              |   | Rummâneh, west of the
                |              |              |   | plain of ‘Esdraelon.’
                |              |              |   | (_Mem._ II. 68; Sh.
                |              |              |   | VIII.)
                |              |              |   |
=HADASHAH=      |Josh. xv. 37  |_Ebdis_,      |13 |Mentioned between
                |              | _ʾEddis_*    |   | ‘Zenan’ and
                |              |              |   | ‘Migdal-gad.’ Probably
                |              |              |   | the village ‘Ebdis,’
                |              |              |   | or ‘ʾEddis,’ 6½
                |              |              |   | miles to the east of
                |              |              |   | Migdal-gad. It is
                |              |              |   | spoken of by Eusebius
                |              |              |   | as lying near Taphna.
                |              |              |   | (_Mem._ II. 409; Sh.
                |              |              |   | XVI.)
                |              |              |   |
=HADATTAH=      |Josh. xv. 25  |_Not          |-- |One of the towns
 (R.V. =HAZOR-  |              | identified_  |   | of Judah in the
 HADATTAH=)     |              |              |   | south. Should read
                |              |              |   | ‘Hazor-hadattah.’
                |              |              |   | _See_ Hazor-hadattah.
                |              |              |   |
=HADID=         |Ezra ii. 33;  |_Hadîtheh_    |10 |Named with ‘Lod’ and
                | Neh. vii.    |              |   | ‘Ono.’ In the time
                | 37; xi.

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Names and places in the Old and New Testament and Apocrypha, with their modern identifications

Bible -- Geography; Names in the Bible; Names, Geographical

|              |              |   | and ‘Charboras’ by
                |              |              |   | Pliny and Ptolemy
                |              |              |   | (v. 18). Now called
                |              |              |   | the river Khabour,
                |              |              |   | an affluent of the
                |              |              |   | Euphrates.
                |              |              |   |
=HACHILAH=,     |1 Sam. xxiii. |_Dhahret el   |14 |Apparently the ridge
 Hill of        | 19; xxvi. 1, | Kolah_ (?)*  |   | called ‘el Kolah,’ in
                | 3            |              |   | the wilderness east of
                |              |              |   | ‘Ziph.’ (_Mem._ III.
                |              |              |   | 313; Sh. XXI.)--Conder.
                |              |              |   |
=HADADRIMMON=   |Zech. xii. 11 |_Rummâneh_    |10 |A place in the valley
                |              |              |   | of Megiddo. Jerome
                |              |              |   | (Comm. in Zach.) makes
                |              |              |   | this = Maximianopolis,
                |              |              |   | or the present village
                |              |              |   | Rummâneh, west of the
                |              |              |   | plain of ‘Esdraelon.’
                |              |              |   | (_Mem._ II. 68; Sh.
                |              |              |   | VIII.)
                |              |              |   |
=HADASHAH=      |Josh. xv. 37  |_Ebdis_,      |13 |Mentioned between
                |              | _ʾEddis_*    |   | ‘Zenan’ and
                |              |              |   | ‘Migdal-gad.’ Probably
                |              |              |   | the village ‘Ebdis,’
                |              |              |   | or ‘ʾEddis,’ 6½
                |              |              |   | miles to the east of
                |              |              |   | Migdal-gad. It is
                |              |              |   | spoken of by Eusebius
                |              |              |   | as lying near Taphna.
                |              |              |   | (_Mem._ II. 409; Sh.
                |              |              |   | XVI.)
                |              |              |   |
=HADATTAH=      |Josh. xv. 25  |_Not          |-- |One of the towns
 (R.V. =HAZOR-  |              | identified_  |   | of Judah in the
 HADATTAH=)     |              |              |   | south. Should read
                |              |              |   | ‘Hazor-hadattah.’
                |              |              |   | _See_ Hazor-hadattah.
                |              |              |   |
=HADID=         |Ezra ii. 33;  |_Hadîtheh_    |10 |Named with ‘Lod’ and
                | Neh. vii.    |              |   | ‘Ono.’ In the time
                | 37; xi.

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Names and places in the Old and New Testament and Apocrypha, with their modern identifications

Names and places in the Old and New Testament and Apocrypha, with their modern identifications

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