Simple biblical quote to identify it with the above (K. 106:2). It is out of order and probably a gloss on the previous entry later incorporated by a scribe.
533. Iareim (Iarim). Joshua 9:17; K. 106:8; L. 267:24.
Simple biblical notation (cf. K. 114:19 and K. 114:23).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Iarim, salt or of the woods" (94).
534. Ierimouth (Iarimuth). Joshua 12:11; K. 106:9; L. n/a; Lacuna in Greek Text.
The first part of this entry and the end of the previous entry are missing in the Vatican manuscript. The distance is also corrupted with 7 appearing in the Vatican and 4 in the Latin. Some emend to 14 on the basis of Procopius 1020C [cf. K. 106:24 which locates an Iermochōs 10 miles away from Eleutheropolis (K. 18:12)]. If near Esthaol (K. 88:12) it is on the way to Nikopolis (K. 30:27) rather than Jerusalem and must be at least 7 miles since Eathaol is 10 miles from Eleutheropolis. The turn off from the main road may be indicated. Probably Kh Marmita , south of Ishwa is intended by the Onomasticon but it is not the Old Testament site which is probably Kh Yarmuk (cf. Joshua 15:35).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Ieritnoth, fearing death or to the heights of death" (94).
535. Isimōth. Joshua 12:3; K. 106:11; L. 268:26.
Biblical information with Hexaplaric data (cf. K. 48:6 and I Samuel 23:19).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Isimoth, he brought death" (82).
536. Iedna. Joshua 15:23; K. 106:15; L. 268:30.
This may be out of order. About halfway between the two major referents is Idna , the site which the Onomasticon has in mind.
537. Iekkomam (Ieconam). Joshua 12:22; K. 106:17; L. 268:32.
Simple biblical information (perhaps see K. 116:21).
538. Iaeir. Joshua 13:30; K. 106:19; L. 268:34.
Simple tribal listing (cf. K. 18:4).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Iair, making clear" (94).
539. Iamneia (Iamnel). Joshua 15:11; K. 106:20; L. 268:35.
Called a "polichne" and "oppidum" both relatively infrequent terms in the Onomasticon (K. 22:11, K. 10:25 and Appendix I and II). It was made into a municipality by Vespasian. Tabula Peutinger has it 10 miles from Azotus (K. 20:18) and 12 miles from Ioppē (K. 110:24). Its former name was Iabnēl and this name appears with Iamnia on the Madaba map at the generally agreed on location. There was a maritime Iamnia also but that is not the one intended here. A bishop was present at the Council of Nicea.
It is used as a referent in the Onomasticon (K. 22:10, K. 50:16 and K. 72:4). It is the present Iebna .
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Iabnehel, building of God" (94).
540. Iabeir (Iabir). Joshua 15:15; K. 106:22; L. 268:37.
Confused entry probably for Dabeir (K. 78:12). A similar confusion is in K. 78:2 Dayid.
541. Iagour (Iagur). Joshua 15:21; K. 106:23; L. n/a; Lacuna in Greek Text.
This entry is missing in Vatican manuscript.