The confusion with the above is possible because most mountains are suspect entries in the Onomasticon . The Greek manuscript lacks the first two words. The Latin does not have this entry. Jerome in Commentary on Amos 1:2 sees two mountains: one the home of Nabal, the other near Ptolemais. He repeats this distinction in Commentary on Isaiah 29:17. The home of Nabal near Chebrōn (K. 6:8) is in the previous entry as well as K. 172:20. This item is one of the few entries in the Onomasticon giving borders of the Roman-Byzantine period. The northern boundary of the Province of Palestinē is marked by the mountain.
615. Kabseēl II Samuel 15:23; K. 118:10; L. 272:81.
Simple biblical notation not in the Latin text. Perhaps same as K. 116:13.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Cabseel, assembly of God" (107).
616. Kedrōn. I Samuel 15:23; K. 118:11; L. 272:82.
Not originally a place name entry. The Latin adds New Testament John 18:1 note.
Simple biblical location (cf. K. 174:26 and K. 70:2).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Cedron, sadness or sorrow" (126).
617. Kurinē (Cyrene). II Kings 16:9; K. 118:13; L. 272:84.
Probably outside the Onomasticon 's limits for Holy Land.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Cyrene, heir" (144).
618. Kōa. I Kings 10:28; K. 118:15; L. 272:87.
Textual variant Kōd (Greek). Not in MT, an LXX word.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Caue, endurance or sound of trumpet" (110).
619. Karchēdon (i.e. Carthage). Isaiah 23:1; K. 118:16; L. 272:88.
Probably outside of the Onomasticon 's limits for Holy Land (Ezekiel 27:12 and cp. K. 100:25). The reference to Hebrew Tharseis is repeated by Jerome in Commentary on Isaiah 33:1 and Commentary on Ezekiel 37:12. The Latin makes the clear identification with Carthago.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Carthaginis, investigation" (120).
620. Kollas Iōsaphat. Joel 13:2; K. 118:18; L. 272:89.
Another detail of Jerusalem. The location given is the same as that for the Chebrōn (cf. K. 70:2, K. 118:11, and K. 174:26).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names Jerome adds nothing new. This is possibly only a marginal gloss in the Latin text.
621. Kedam. Ezekiel 25:4; K. 118:20; L. 272:91.
Hexaplaric information.
622. Kēdar. Ezekiel 27:21; K. 118:21; L. 272:92.
Summary of biblical information (Jeremiah 49:28, Isaiah 21:16 and Genesis 25:13) and a generalized location. The desert of Sarakēnē (K. 60:13) is related to the area of the Ishmaelites by Jerome in his Commentary on Jeremiah 2:10.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Cedar, sad or dark" (130).