509. Thaad. II Samuel 24:6; K. 100:19; L. 265:53.
Only a biblical location. A confused entry (cf. K. 34:16 above).
510. Thamsa. I Kings 4:24; K. 100:20; L. 266:54.
Only a biblical location.
511. Thermōth. I Kings 9:18; K. 100:21; L. 266:55.
Biblical notation and location only. This is probably Palmyra (cf. K. 96:15).
512. Tharseis (Tharsis). I Kings 10:22; K. 100:23; L. 266:57.
This is out of the Holy Land proper (Ezekiel 27:25). Josephus Antiquities I, 6, 1 is interpreted in several of Jerome's commentaries as referring to Tarsus in Cilicia (cf. Commentary on Jeremiah 10:6 and Commentary on Isaiah 2:16). The LXX interprets it as Carthage (cf. K. 119:12), In Epistle 37:2ff. Jerome repeats his argument used here.
513. Tharsa. I Kings 15:21; K. 102:3; L. 266:61.
A confusion in LXX but here a simple biblical notation.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Thersa, pleasing" (113).
514. Thersila. II Kings 15:14; K. 102:4; L. 266:62.
This is out of order and perhaps identical with K. 98:19 above as well as the previous entry K. 102:3 to which this may actually be a marginal gloss. It is located at Tsil northwest of Dera now in the Batanea (K. 44:11). The only contemporary Samaritan village reported in the text.
515. Thesba. I Kings 17:1; K. 102:6; L. 266:65.
Simple biblical notation. Elijah is also referred to in K. 162:1 and K. 175:16.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Thesbi, capturing or revolving" (113).
516. Thaiman (Theman). Ezekiel 20:46; K. 102:7; L. 266:66.
An accumulation of biblical information from Ezekiel 25:13; Isaiah 21:14; Jeremiah 49:7; Obadiah 9, and Genesis 36:11. One cannot help wondering if these are editorial additions when they are so mixed up in order (cf. K.96: 18). Perhaps all Ezekiel references are late since many are out of biblical order in the text of the Onomasticon .
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Theman, south" (123).
517. Tharthak. II Kings 17:31; K. 102:11; L. 266:69.
Textual variant Tharak (Greek).
Simple biblical notation.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Tharthac, overthrown which is better in the Greek, upset" (118).
518. Thalasar. II Kings 19:12; K. 102:12; L. 266:70.
Textual variant Thalassar (Latin).