922. Phrear. Genesis 26:33; K. 168:1; L. 288:78.
Summary of biblical information and a general statement on the many wells in southwest Palaistinē. This may also be around Bēroeaba (K. 50:1 and cf. K. 166:20). Some early Christians confused this with Askalon possibly here.
923. Phanouēl. Genesis 32:30; K. 168:4; L. 288:83.
The Greek text is corrupt here.
Biblical summary of Genesis 32:24, 28. The location here is not specific, but location on the Iabok (K. 102:19).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Fanuhel, face of God" (66).
924. Phogōr (Fogo). Genesis 36:39; K. 168:7; L. 288:84.
Simple biblical notation and geography (cp. K. 48:3 and K. 168:25).
925. Phinōn. Genesis 36:41; K. 168:8; L. 288:86.
Summary of biblical information for two locations.
Phainon is probably present day Fenan . In K. 80:15 it is 4 miles from Daidan. On these mines see K. 114:1ff. Roman fort remains are nearby, Jerome reports on labor supply. This may be quite distinct from the station on the desert (Numbers 33:42).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Fiennon, their mouths or mastered faces" (66).
926. Phithōm. Exodus 1:11; K. 168:12; L. 288:89.
This entry is out of the limits of the Holy Land proper.
Simple biblical notation.
927. Pharagx. Numbers 13:24f.; K. 168:15; L. 288:92.
Several wadies or ravines are listed in this section (cf. Deuteronomy 1:25). Most of them are not in the Latin. Not all of the wadies of the Bible are in the Onomasticon . Just as the wells above, so the wadies are suspect as being of a later hand.
On Gouphna see Gophna (K. 26:2 and K. 74:2) here wrongly equated with Eshkal. The text seems to hint of a doubt in the unknown source which makes the spies come so far North.
Fifteen miles from Jerusalem is Jifna on the Nablus road. It is 16 miles on the Tabula Peutinger and 20 from Neapolis. On the Madaba map it crowds Baithēl (K. 28:5) but "Gophna" is generally located as here (cf. Joshua 18:24).
928. Phin. Numbers 33:42; K. 168:19; L. 288:96.
Simple listing of station.
929. Pharagx Zare. Numbers 21:12; K. 168:20; L. 288:97.
Not in the Latin text.
Another wadi or ravine (cf. K. 92:10). Simple biblical notation.
930. Phear. Numbers 21:16; K. 168:21; L. 288:98.