Textual variant Zofoim (Latin).
Simple biblical information plus general location.
On Gabalenē see K. 10:62.
460. Zoob. Numbers 21:14; K. 92:6; L. 262:31.
Quotation from Scripture and a biblical location (cf. K. 81:22).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Zoob, gold" (85).
461. Zephrona. Numbers 34:9; K. 92:9; L. 262:34.
Textual variant Idoumaia for Ioudaia (Greek).
Simple border notation from Scripture.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Zeferuna, you saw this face, from mouth not from bone" (85).
462. Zared. Deuteronomy 2:13; K. 92:10; L. 262:35.
The Madaba map has Zarea but the A must be an error for D . One of several ravines in the Onomasticon and of course suspect (cf. K. 168:20).
463. Zeiph (Zif). Joshua 15:24; K. 92:12; L. 262:37.
Textual variant Zit (Latin). Also in Greek Vatican manuscript this entry comes before the Jēshua division (cp. Below K. 92:15).
Simple tribal listing.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Zif, sprouting" (98).
464. Zanaoua (Zannoua). Joshua 15:56; K. 92:13; L. 262:38.
Textual variant Zanaousa (Greek) for contemporary town Zannua (Latin).
The village is dependent on Eleutheropolis (K. 18:12) and probably at Kh Zanu'a . The last part of this entry and the first part of the next entry are missing because of the scribal error of shifting his eyes to the second occurrence of Eleutheropolis. It is also out of order and may be a late addition.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Zanoe, he drove back or he threw yours back" (98).
465. Ziph. Joshua 15:55; K. 92:15; L. 263:40.
Latin reverses the order of information in the Greek text.
The distance is double that for tell Zif but it is more south than east of Hebron. It is southeast of Eleutheropolis (K. 18:12) and could be considered in the East Quadrant. Perhaps the text meant to give mileage from Chebrōn (K. 6:8) but the distance seems to be taken from Eleutheropolis (cf. I Samuel 23:14). It could refer to a second village with the same name in the Negev.
466. Zeib (Zif). I Samuel 23:14; K. 92:19; L. 263:43.
Cf. previous entry Ziph. Region or hill country nearby are intended (cf. I Samuel 26:2and I Chronicles 2:42.