Miscellaneous Dissertations, Arising From the Xviith And Xviiith Chapters of the book of Judges
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2, He fixt on fwallows and fparrows, not only as frequenting houfes, but in thofe countries making their lodgments on the out- fide of temples. This we may coUecl from that ftory of Herodotus, where he tells ns, that Ariftodicus, going on purpofe about the temple of Apollo amongft the Branchidse, afterwards called Didyme, in Milefia, a coun- try on the confines of Ionia, took down the nefts of fparrows and other birds that lodged there, 3. Buxtorf, in his Hebrew Lexicon, tells us, that when the... particle C^, ga?n^ is re- peated in the fame fentence, it fignifies as in the firft particle, and fo in the other. " Re- fetitum in continuatlone fententicz eft^ tam, quam : Being repeated in the continuance of a fentence it means, fo, as ; and we may obferye, in the original, that this particle is repeated.
Alfo by fuppoiing the faragogicim put to the infinitive mood, which all Hebrew grammars prove ufual j the word hath found will be turned io6 MISCELLANEOUS turned into to find. By which obfervation, without altering one letter, and only by put- ting the comparifon into a parenthefis, an eafy fenfe will arife thus : *' How amiable are thy tabernacfes^ Lord of hojls !
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2, He fixt on fwallows and fparrows, not only as frequenting houfes, but in thofe countries making their lodgments on the out- fide of temples. This we may coUecl from that ftory of Herodotus, where he tells ns, that Ariftodicus, going on purpofe about the temple of Apollo amongft the Branchidse, afterwards called Didyme, in Milefia, a coun- try on the confines of Ionia, took down the nefts of fparrows and other birds that lodged there, 3. Buxtorf, in his Hebrew Lexicon, tells us, that when the... particle C^, ga?n^ is re- peated in the fame fentence, it fignifies as in the firft particle, and fo in the other. " Re- fetitum in continuatlone fententicz eft^ tam, quam : Being repeated in the continuance of a fentence it means, fo, as ; and we may obferye, in the original, that this particle is repeated.
Alfo by fuppoiing the faragogicim put to the infinitive mood, which all Hebrew grammars prove ufual j the word hath found will be turned io6 MISCELLANEOUS turned into to find. By which obfervation, without altering one letter, and only by put- ting the comparifon into a parenthefis, an eafy fenfe will arife thus : *' How amiable are thy tabernacfes^ Lord of hojls !
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