34 | | | of Eusebius (Onom. | | | | ‘Adithaim’), a town | | | | called ‘Aditha,’ or | | | | ‘Adatha,’ existed to | | | | the east of Lydda | | | | (Diospolis). ‘Adida | | | | in Sephela’ (1 Macc. | | | | xii. 38) is probably | | | | the same place. Now | | | | the present village | | | | ‘Hadîtheh,’ 3 miles to | | | | the east of Lydda = | | | | the Adithaim of Joshua | | | | xv. 36. (_Mem._ II. | | | | 322; Sh. XIV.) | | | | =HADRACH=, The |Zech. ix. 1 |_Not |-- |Somewhere in Syria. land of | | identified_ | | | | | | =HAI= (R.V. |Gen. xii. 8; | |-- |_See_ ‘Ai.’ =AI=) | xiii. 3 | | | | | | | =HALAH= |2 Kings |_Not |-- |A different place to | xviii. 11; 1 | identified_ | | that of Gen. x. 11; | Chr. v. 26 | | | thought to be the | | | | ‘Chalcitis’ of Ptolemy | | | | (v. 18). The modern | | | | name, ‘Gla,’ applies | | | | to a huge mound on the | | | | Upper Khabour, above | | | | its junction with the | | | | Jerujer. (Layard, | | | | _Nin. & Bab._ 312.) | | | | =HALAK=, Mount |Josh. xi. 17; |_Not |-- |In the neighbourhood | xii. 7 | identified_ | | of ‘Mount Seir,’ | | | | signifying ‘the bare | | | | mountain’ (margin | | | | R.V.). | | | | =HALHUL= |Josh. xv. 58 |_Hŭlhûl_ |14 |The present village | | | | still called ‘Hŭlhûl,’ | | | | north of Hebron and | | | | near to Beth-zur, with