Not in the Latin text.
A well. Simple biblical notation.
931. Phathoura. Numbers 22:5; K. 168:22; L. 288:99.
This entry is outside the limits of the Holy Land. But the "another" not in the Roman province of Mesopotamia or biblical Mesopotamis is Kh Furt about 5 miles southwest of Eleutheropolis (K. 18:12) off the main road.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Fethora, exploring mouth or mouthful of light or mouth of the turtle dove." (81).
932. Phogōr (Bēthphogōr). Numbers 33:28; K. 168:25; L. 288:03.
Textual variants: Phephphogōr (Greek) and Fara (Latin). Greek dittography from K. 168:24.
The city Bethphogōr, Mt.Phogōr and another village Phogōr are all combined in this entry. It is in Moab (K. 12:23; K. 44:13 and K. 64:22). Bethphogor see K. 48:3. The cities of Phogōr and Phogō (K. 168:7 and K. 170:13) are probably one and the same in the Scriptures. The mountain as located here is related to Phasga (K. 16:23; K. 18:3 and K. 168:28) and Nebo (K. 136:6). Dannaba also is near Mt.Phogōr (K. 76:9) as Sattein (K. 154:10). Bēthphogōr is on this mountain (cf. Deuteronomy 3:28, 4:46).
The one near Bethlehem is based on the LXX of Joshua 15:59 and probably located at Kh Fajjar or Beit Fajjar southwest of Tekoa (K. 98:17).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Faqur, skin of the mouth or he opened" (81).
933. Phasga. Deuteronomy 3:17; K. 168:26; L. 288:05.
Summary of biblical information and Hexaplaric data.
The city and mountain are related to Phogōr (K. 168:25) and to Nebo (K. 136:6). The equation of Phasga and Phogōr is made also in K. 18:3.
The etymology of Phasgō for cliff or cutting is also in K. 16:24 (cf. K. 12:17).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Fasga, cut off or hewn or mouth selected" (87).
934. Phanouel. I Kings 12:25; K. 170:2; L. n/a; Lacuna in Greek Text.
This entry missing in the Greek Vatican manuscript.
Simple biblical notation (I Chronicles 4:4).
935. Phanouēl. Judges 8:8, 17; K. 170:3; L. 288:09.
Textual variants: Hor and Cham (Latin).
Summary of biblical information (cf. K. 168:4).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Fanuhel, face of God" (100).
936. Phraathōn. Judges 12:13ff.; K. 170:5; L. n/a; Lacuna in Greek Text.
This entry is missing in the Greek Vatican manuscript.
Simple biblical notation and geography.