Manasseh, (King of Judah), 515
Manis, (King of Phrygia), 540
Manua, 177

Marah, (the Well of ) 133
Marsya, (Biver of Phrygia), 540
Masorete Hebrew, (the) 9

Mattan, (High-Priest of Baal,) 503
Melchizedek, 29

Memnon, (son of Tithonus), 557
Menelaus visits Egypt, 563
Menes, (King of Mysia), 511

Mephibosheth, (Son of Jonathan), 413

Mercy-Seat, (the) 229

Micah, 325

Midas, (King of Phrygia), 540

Midas, (II.) 541,

Midas, (III., IV., and V.), 543, 544

Paris, 560, 561

Parian Chronicle, 562

Parium, (a City of Mysia), 569
Passover. (the) 141, 249, 250
Peace-Offerings, 189

Pentecost, (the Feast of) 250, 251
Pergamus, (the City of) 510
Perjury, 280

Philo, (the Platonic), 167
Phrygia Proper, 530
Phrygians, (the) 531

Phrygian Language, (the) 532
Phrygia Minor or Troas, 545

Pi-ha-hi-roth, (the Mouth of the Ridge), 147
Podarces or Priam, 559

Polygamy among the Hebrews, 277, 288
Power of the Hebrew Priests, 277

Moses and Aaron's first Interview with Pha- Ransom, 280
raoh, 132

Moses performing Miracles in Egypt, 134, 140
Moses' Expedition against the Ethiopians, 155,

156

Mummies, 114
Musnuvec,
Poet), 79
Murder, (how punished among the Hebrews),
280

(the Poem of Jami the Persian

Mysia, 568

Mysians, (the) 571

Rebekah, (the Wife of Isaac), 51, 53
Rehoboam, 464, 466, 490
Rehoboam's Death, 492

Renewal of the Covenant on Gerizim and
Ebal 317
Rephidim, 180

Reuben corrupting Bilhah, 78
Rezin, (King of Damascus), 463
Rhyndacus, (a River in Mysia), 510
Robe of the Ephod, (the) 216, 217

Ruth, (the Daughter-in-law of Naomi), 330, 331

Nabal refuses the request of David, and dies Sabbath, (the) 245, 246

with fear, 377, 379

Naboth, 476, 477

Sabbatic Year, (the) 253

Sacrifices and Offerings, 236, 244

Nadesh, King of the Ammonites, invades Israel, Samarian Pentateuch, (the) 10
356

Nadab, (King of Israel), 469

Najoth, (a College of Hebrew Priests, 369
Nana, (the Daughter of King Sangarius, and
Mother of Attis), 535, 536

Nannacus, (Antediluvian King of Phrygia the
Greater), 540

Nathan rebukes David, 404, 405
Nazarite, (Vow of) 310

Nebo or Abarim, (Mountain of) 310

Nebuchadnezzar defeats Pharaoh-Necho, 520
Nebuchadnezzar reduces Jerusalem, 520, 521
Nebuzaradan, 522

Nederim, (or affirmative Vows,) 258
Nemesis, 571

Nethenims, (or menial Servants in the Temple
of Jerusalem), 208

New Moons and Feast of Trumpets, 248
Obadiah saves the Prophets of Jehovah, 473
Obed, (the Prophet), 508

Og, (King of Bashan), 305, 306

Samaria, (founded by Omri), 471
Samson, 344, 347

Samuel, 348, 353
Samuel angry with Saul, 360, 361
Samuel anoints David, 363, 364
Samuel's Death, 375

Saul anointed King of Israel, 353
Saul conquers Nadesh, 356, 358

Saul causes the Death of Abimelech, 373
Saul consults the Female Necromancer at Ep-
dor, 381

Saul's Death, 383

Saul's and his fallen Sons' bodies rescued and
burnt by the Inhabitants of Jabesh, 384

Saul's Sons butchered on the demand of the
Gibeonites, 423, 424

Scamander and Simois, (the) 547

Scribes, (in the Time of Solomon), 454
Seir, (the) 303

Sennacherib invades Judah, 511
Sennacherib returns to Nineveh, 512
Septuagint, (the) 9

Osarsiph, (or Moses according to Manetho), Sepulchres of the Hebrew Kings, 515, 516

Omri, (King of Israel), 470

155, 156

Othniel, 328

Otreus, 543

Shamgar, 329, 330

Sheba, (Queen of) 460, 461

Serbal, the Mountain of) 180

Shiloh, (in Ephraim), 317

Telephus, (king of Mysia), 572

Shibboleth pronounced Sibboleth by the Tenedos, (Isle of), 547

Ephraimites, 344

Shallum, 487

Shalmaneser conquers Hosea, 488

Shishak or Seconchis invades Judah, 491
Shekinah, (the) 225, 229, 231
Shimei abusing David, 413

Shimei put to Death by Solomon, 438
Shoterim, (or Genealogists,) 272
Siddim, (the Vale of) 36

Sihon, (King of the Ammonites,) 305
Sinai, 180, 181

Sipylus, (a Phrygian City), 531

Sisera, (a General of Jabins), 332, 334
Slavery, 87

Slavery among the Hebrews, 276

Temple of Baal-berith, 340
Teraphim, 69, 70

Teucer, (king of Troas), 552
Teuthras, (king of Mysia), 572
Teuthrania, (a name of Mysia), 572
Thar, (the) or blood revenge, 62

Tharbis, (Ethiopian princess) a wife of Moses
according to Josephus, 156

Tibni, 471

Solomon proclaimed the Successor of David, Troas, 545
428, 430

Solomon succeeds to the Throne, 435

Solomon puts Adonijah, Joab, and Shimei, to
Death, 436, 438

Solomon marries Pharaoh's Daughter, 438
Solomon's Alliance with Hiram, 440
Solomon's Temple, 441, 446

Solomon's Commercial Enterprises, 450, 453
Solomon's Wives and Concubines, 457, 459
Solomon receives the Visit of the Queen of
Sheba, 460

Solomon's Wisdom, 461, 463
Solomon's Death, 467

Spies sent by Moses to reconnoitre Canaan,

293

Stater, a coin of Cyzicus, 568
Strabo in regard to Moses, 157
Suez crossed by the Israelites, 146, 148
Syraic Version of the Old Testament, 10
Table of shewbread, (the) 233
Tabernacle, (the) 193-195, 224-228
Tabernacle (remains) at Gibeon, 399

Tacitus in regard to the Hebrews, 159-160
Talmai, (king of Geshar), 408

Tamar violated by Amnon, 407

Troy, or Ilium, 546
Tros Alexandria, 547
Trojan war, 560, 561

Tunic as used by the Hebrew high-priests,

213

Ur of the Chaldeans, 14–16
Uriah, 403, 404

Urim and Thummim, 219–222
Uzziah, 506, 507
Venus, 551

Vows among the Hebrews, 258

War-law among the Hebrews, 282-284
War between the Benjaminites and the other
tribes, 327, 328

Year of jubilee, (the) 254

Zaphnaath-Paaneah, (or revealer of secrets,
the Egyptian title of Joseph), 94
Zared, (the stream that separates Edom and
Moab), 490

Zacynthus (the son of Dardanus), 554
Zedekiah, 521

Zedekiah's revolt against Nebuchadnezzar,
521, 522

Zechariah, 481

Zerah, (the Cushite) invades Judah, 495

Targum, (translations in the Chaldean dia- Ziba, (the steward of Mephibosheth), 413

lect), 36

Zimri, (the usurper), 470