The book of Genesis According to the Version of the Lxx Tr Into English Wi

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Judges xix. 17, Job vi. 19.
Resin, pr)TLvris, ili', " balm, " E. T. Resina, Vulg. Comp. Ch. Xliii. 11, Jer. Viii. 22, Ezek. Xxvii. 17. Parkhurst thinks that it is here put generically for any gum or resin exuding from trees, the balm or balsam-tree being a native of Arabia. Jerome, ad Salvin. Speaks of " resinam, quce nascitur in Galaad, et cutem vulneribus obducit. " Ladanian, t3?, " myrrh, " E. T. , a-TaKTrjs, stactem, Vulg. , so called because of its distilling as it were from the tree. In E
...cclus. Xxiv. 15, E. T. Has " sweet storax. " Comp. Ch. Xxx. 37. Parkhurst dis- tinguishes between stakte and ladanum, the former being the purest myrrh, the latter' a gum produced by the cistus. See Herodot. Iii. 112. It seems however to be the thing here meant in the Heb. The Targum has DID?. It is not necessary to suppose that these articles were obtained in Gilead : the merchants may have brought them from Arabia, or elsewhere, and having disposed of a portion of them, were conveying the i-emainder to Egypt.

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