27 | | | | | | | =HAZAR-SUSAH= |Josh. xix. 5; |_Susîn_ (?) |-- |One of the southern | 1 Chr. iv. 31| | | cities of Judah | | | | allotted to Simeon. Or | | | | ‘Hazar-susim,’ ‘the | | | | village of horses.’ | | | | Probably the ruin | | | | Susîn, on the caravan | | | | road to Egypt, some | | | | 10 miles south of | | | | Gaza.--Tristram. | | | | =HAZARMAVETH= |Gen. x. 26; 1 |_Hadramâut_ |-- |Now Hadramaut, a | Chr. i. 20 | | | district in south-east | | | | of Arabia. | | | | =HAZERIM= |Deut. ii. 23 | |-- |‘The villages’ of the | | | | Avims. | | | | =HAZEROTH= |Num. xi. 35; |_ʾAin |-- |The next camping | xii. 16; | Hudherah_ (?)| | station of the | xxxiii. 17; | | | Israelites after | Deut. i. 1 | | | ‘Kibroth-hattaavah.’ | | | | ‘Ain Hudherah,’ some | | | | two or three days’ | | | | journey north-east | | | | from Sinai, was | | | | first suggested | | | | by Burckhardt.-- | | | | Burckhardt, p. 495; | | | | Robinson, vol. i., p. | | | | 223. | | | | =HAZEZON-TAMAR= |Gen. xiv. 7; |_ʾAin Jidy_ |14 |The original name (R.V. | 2 Chron. xx. | | | of En-gedi (2 Chr. =HAZAZON- | 2 | | | xx. 2). The name is TAMAR=) | | | | probably preserved | | | | in that of the tract | | | | called ‘Hasâseh’ | | | | (pebbles), near ‘ʾAin | | | | Jîdy.’ Compare Ziz, | | | | cliff of. | | | | =HAZOR= (1) |Josh. xi. 1, |_Jebel | 6 |Named between ‘Ramah’