Egypt and Israel (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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2. It would have been well, on philolog ical grounds, that our versions Of the Hebrew writings had correctly given the names of persons and places. We have in this respect followed the letter and the custom of the Greeks, to some extent, and that people habit ually euphonised names of persons and places, or even rendered these in their own tongue. It must surprise the mass of devout persons to know that there are no such words as.

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