The Turkoman Defeat At Cairo
The Turkoman Defeat At Cairo
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2 Sam. 8:18, where the children of David are called D^HD ; also 20:26, where Ira the Jairite is called Tnb frO)- From Gen. 14:18 it appears that the king, who also performed priestly functions, was given the name of "ji""O This may be the reason why our author uses this designation for the Egyptian caliph, who was regarded as the ecclesiastical chief of the Mohammedan world, at least by his followers.
THE TURKOMAN DEFEAT AT CAIRO 29 1 6:) This plural of ("TSS? is found only once (Ps. 117:1); ot...herwise the plural is (Gen. 25:16 [Ishmaell, Numb. 25:15 [MidianJ). The form DTQlfcS is not found in the Bible\ cf. 1. 12, where the T is omitted.
64 C/. 2 Sam. 23: 17, amiBSSS G"O5nn (A. V. "that went in jeopardy of their lives"). The expression TBS2 D^TBH is frequently used in payyetanic literature to denote the idea of sacrificing oneself; see Zunz, Literaturgeschichte der synago'jalen Puesie, p. 641, n. 15.
65 See Judg. 11:6, 11; Josh. 10:24.
66 Especially applied to divine abode; see Ps. 68:6; 90:1; 2 Chron.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 Sam. 8:18, where the children of David are called D^HD ; also 20:26, where Ira the Jairite is called Tnb frO)- From Gen. 14:18 it appears that the king, who also performed priestly functions, was given the name of "ji""O This may be the reason why our author uses this designation for the Egyptian caliph, who was regarded as the ecclesiastical chief of the Mohammedan world, at least by his followers.
THE TURKOMAN DEFEAT AT CAIRO 29 1 6:) This plural of ("TSS? is found only once (Ps. 117:1); ot...herwise the plural is (Gen. 25:16 [Ishmaell, Numb. 25:15 [MidianJ). The form DTQlfcS is not found in the Bible\ cf. 1. 12, where the T is omitted.
64 C/. 2 Sam. 23: 17, amiBSSS G"O5nn (A. V. "that went in jeopardy of their lives"). The expression TBS2 D^TBH is frequently used in payyetanic literature to denote the idea of sacrificing oneself; see Zunz, Literaturgeschichte der synago'jalen Puesie, p. 641, n. 15.
65 See Judg. 11:6, 11; Josh. 10:24.
66 Especially applied to divine abode; see Ps. 68:6; 90:1; 2 Chron.
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