Simple tribal listing.
597. Kane. Joshua 17:9; K. 114:22; L. 270:39.
Simple tribal listing. A river (cf. K. 114:20).
598. Kariathiareim (Kariathbaal). Joshua 18:14; K. 114:23; L. 271:40.
Summary of biblical items which are divided into two sections by a location indication. The additions after are perhaps from a later hand (Joshua 26:22, I Chronicles 2:50, Joshua 15:60, and Judges 10:4). Same as K. 114:19 above.
Procopius 1024A agrees with the location and distance. In K. 48:24 however it is 12 miles not 9 as here (cf. K. 106:8 and K. 128:1). This location generally points to Qaryat al 'Inab area for the Byzantine site; possibly Deir el Azhar (cf. K. 116:20).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Cariathiarim, city or village of the woods" (91).
599. Kisōn (Kision). Joshua 19:20; K. 114:28; L. 271:46.
Simple biblical notation (Joshua 21:28).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Cison, they drive against or their hardness or joy" (99).
600. Kartha. Joshua 21:34; K. 116:1; L. 271:47.
Simple biblical notation, possibly out of order.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Cartham, complete a summons" (92).
601. Katta. Joshua 19:15; K. 116:2; L. 271:48.
Textual variants: Kouta (Greek) and Cotta (Latin).
Simple biblical notation, also possibly out of order.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Catath or Caath, bite or society" (92).
602. Kana. Joshua 19:28; K. 116:4; L. 271:50.
Summary of biblical information including New Testament (John 21:1,2 and John1:48). Only a general location is given. The Latin text calls the contemporary town an "oppidum" (cp. K. 10:25 and Appendix I). The Onomasticon equates Kanah with Cana. Kanah of Asher should be near Aidōn and possibly is at Qanah 6-7 miles southeast of Tyre (K. 162:15). The New Testament site is quite older, being in Galilee. It is close to Nazareth (K. 138:24) and Kapharnaum (K. 120:2), according to Jerome's Epistle 108 ( Migne PL 22, 889 and PPT I, 15). In Epistle 46 ( Migne PL 22, 91) it is very near Nazareth. It is probably to be located at Kh Qana but could possibly be Kefr Kenna closer to Nazareth. A late 4th century church is there.
Some scholars think Jerome's note on greater and lesser refer to Kana rather than to Sidōn. If so, the greater is the New Testament site and the lesser the Old Testament site. However, the text hardly supports this opinion.
603. Kades (Cades). Joshua 19:37; K. 116:8; L. 271:53.
Summary of biblical information (Joshua 21:32, Joshua 20:7 and II Kings 15:29). Procopius 1049A has the first part of the entry only.
Kydissos probably also known as Cadasa is located southeast of Tyre (K. 162:15) and is still known as Qades in Upper Galilee, north of Safed .
604. Kartham. Joshua 21:32; K. 116:12; L. 271:57.
Simple biblical notation.