In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Maces, from the end" (111).
710. Melō (Mello). I Kings 9:15; K. 134:1; L. 277:66.
Textual variant Melo (Latin).
Simple biblical notation plus Hexaplaric information.
Perhaps related to similar Millo at Shechem as in Judges 9:6, 20.
711. Maidan. I Kings 9:15; K. 134:3; L. n/a; Lacuna in Greek Text.
Simple biblical notation (cf. K. 132:20). Maidan often used for the eastern country beyond the desert but not here.
712. Memphis. Hosea 9:6; K. 134:4; L. 277:67.
Out of the proper Onomasticon 's limits of the Holy Land.
Summary of biblical information (Ezekiel 30:13; Jeremiah 2:16 and Jeremiah 44:1).
On Egyptian sites see K. 58:7.
713. Macha. Hosea 9:16; K. 134:6; L. 277:70.
Hexaplaric information. Perhaps same as above. LXX text confused (cf. K. 164:24).
714. Milētos. Ezekiel 27:18; K. 134:7; L. 277:71.
This is from the LXX only and is not MT. It is also outside the proper Onomasticon 's boundaries for the Holy Land and is therefore suspect as an entry from a later hand.
715. Maribōth. Ezekiel 48:28; K. 134:8; L. 277:72.
Textual variant Marimōth (Greek) and Marimoth (Latin).
Simple biblical notation plus Hexaplaric information.
These are near Kadēs (K. 112:8).
716. Mōrathei (Morasthi). Micah 1:1; K. 134:10; L. 277:74.
The village is northeast of Eleutheropolis (K. 18:12) as in the Madaba map, but the Onomasticon "east" means the quadrant and the road can be located in the eastern quadrant from Eleutheropolis. The map quotes Eusebius. The tomb was known in Jerome's day and was visited by Paula ( Epistle 108:14 and PPT I, 15). In Commentary on Micah Jerome notes "Morasthia a little village near Eleutheropolis." The Madaba map notes a church which was built later than the time of Eusebius. The Byzantine site Kh Umm el Basak is not the Old Testament site which is more likely at Tell el judeideh . This is distinct from Marēsa (K. 130:10).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Morasthi, my heir" (123 and 127).
717. Masogam. Jeremiah 48:1; K. 134:12; L. 277:76.
Taken from the New Testament Qere reading. Not in LSX
Simple biblical notation.