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KBÂSUÂN,
KBÂSUMAN.
Probably the Gaba of Josephus (Bell. Jud., ii. 18, 1), now Jebâ. |
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TAÂANAK.
Taanach (Judg. v. 19), now Taanuk, 19 miles south-east of Jebâ. |
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IBL-ÂAMU or
IBL-Â (with determinative of water).
Ibleam (Josh. xvii. 11, written Bileam in 1 Chr. vi. 70). |
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KNTUASNA.
Read Gantu-Asna, “the Gath” or “winepress of Asna.” Maspero points out
that Asna is the name of a man, as in Ezra ii. 50. Perhaps En-gannim, Josh.
xix. 21, the Ginæa of Josephus, now Jenîn.1
See Nos. 63, 96. |
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RTU-ÂR-QA,
RTU-MAR-QA.2
Maspero first proposed el-’Arrâqeh, 6 miles west of Jenîn,
but has since suggested Ludd, a little to the north of Lejjûn. |
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ÂINA.
The “spring.” Compare Khurbet ’Anîn, near el-’Arrâqeh. |
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ÂAK‡.
Also mentioned by Ramses II. after Alashiya and before the countries of
Zarmâith and Pahil (No. 33). Akku in Assyrian, Accho in Hebrew (Judg.
i. 31), now Acre. |
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RSHQADSH.
Maspero reads Rosh-Qodshu, “the sacred headland” of Carmel. |
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KALIMNA.
Calamon or Carmel. See No. 96. |
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BAR—.
Beer, “well.” Perhaps Khurbet el-Biâr, or possibly el-Bîreh,
south-west of Khurbet Admah. |
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SHMASHATUMA.
Shemesh-Aduma. The name occurs in the campaigns of Amenhotep II. Perhaps
Khurbet- Shemsîn, 7 miles south-west of Khurbet el-Biâr, or
Khurbet Admah, 8 miles east of No. 52. Cf. No. 36. Maspero compares Adamah;
Josh. xix. 36. [Rather Beth-Shemesh, which belonged to Issachar, like Anaharath,
Josh. xix. 22.—ED.] |
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ANUKHR-TU.
The Anaharath of Josh. xix. 19. |
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ÂPL—(with
determinative). Ophel, now el-Fûleh, according to Conder. |
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ÂPL—(with
determinative). El-’Affûleh, 1 mile west of el-Fûleh,
according to Conder. [I should read Âpr in both cases, and identify
with Haphraim; “the two Haphars,” of Josh. xix. 19.—ED.] |
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KH-SHBU.
[The Khasabu of the Tel el-Amarna tablets; W. iii. 160.—ED.] |
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TASUL-T.
[The Tusulti of the Tel el-Amarna tablets. Possibly in Josh. xix. 18 we
should read Tesulloth instead of Chesulloth.—ED.] |
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NQBU.
The Nekeb of Galilee, Josh. xix. 33, as Conder and Maspero. Now Khurbet
Seiyâdeh. |
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ASHUSHKHN.
[The first part of the name of Ashu-shekhn reminds us of Issachar.—ED.] |
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L-NAMÂMaspero
compares Tell en-Na’am near Khurbet Seiyâdeh. |
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IR-ZA‡.
Khurbet Yerzeh, 11 miles south-south-west of Mujedd’a, already identified
by Brandes (in 1870). Cf. the Talmudic Tel-Arza; Géog.
du Talmud, p. 280. [It is called Yurza in the Tel el-Amarna tablets.—ED.] |