Fresh Voyages On Unfrequented Waters
Fresh Voyages On Unfrequented Waters
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Belonging to that guild. Read -^ran-p, i-e. F son of a Sarephite' ( = Sarephathite). So in v. 31.
42 FRESH VOYAGES Similarly, for DTrp-irrp (of the guild of perfumers !) read D^pDrrD'iN-p, 'son of an Aram-Hanokite. 1 Cp. 2 S. Xv. 1 7, ' and they tarried in Beth-merhak ' (R. V. ), where Beth-merhak comes from Beth- Aram- Hanok, the name of the meeting-place of David's Arabian bodyguard. The improbable name rrmn, which now intervenes between p and 'is, is a corruption either of a misplaced gloss ...mnn (so S. A. Cook, E. Bib. , ' Harhaiah'), or rather of TFp-in, a similar scribal error to that mentioned in note 2 on chap. Ii.
7. In v. 10 (also ix. 5), mnmn either mis written for rramn (v. 17) or a corruption of rnnnt&n (see on viii. 4).
8. 'Dung-gate' (v. 13)? Ash-heap gate? Surely not. MDtDn ism probably comes from nD[-i]s 'm, 'gate of Sarephath. ' Cp. BOB? (personal name), ultimately from nans or nas.
9. What can ' the upper house of the king ' (v. 26) mean ? Or shall we, with @ and margin of R.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Belonging to that guild. Read -^ran-p, i-e. F son of a Sarephite' ( = Sarephathite). So in v. 31.
42 FRESH VOYAGES Similarly, for DTrp-irrp (of the guild of perfumers !) read D^pDrrD'iN-p, 'son of an Aram-Hanokite. 1 Cp. 2 S. Xv. 1 7, ' and they tarried in Beth-merhak ' (R. V. ), where Beth-merhak comes from Beth- Aram- Hanok, the name of the meeting-place of David's Arabian bodyguard. The improbable name rrmn, which now intervenes between p and 'is, is a corruption either of a misplaced gloss ...mnn (so S. A. Cook, E. Bib. , ' Harhaiah'), or rather of TFp-in, a similar scribal error to that mentioned in note 2 on chap. Ii.
7. In v. 10 (also ix. 5), mnmn either mis written for rramn (v. 17) or a corruption of rnnnt&n (see on viii. 4).
8. 'Dung-gate' (v. 13)? Ash-heap gate? Surely not. MDtDn ism probably comes from nD[-i]s 'm, 'gate of Sarephath. ' Cp. BOB? (personal name), ultimately from nans or nas.
9. What can ' the upper house of the king ' (v. 26) mean ? Or shall we, with @ and margin of R.
What to read after Fresh Voyages On Unfrequented Waters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T K Thomas Kelly Cheyne to read onlineMoreLess
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