725. Naaliēl. Numbers 21:19; K. 136:4; L. 277:91.
Textual variant Naaniēl (Greek).
Biblical location and station listing.
726. Nabau. Numbers 32:3; K. 136:6; L. 277:93.
Textual variant. Syriac lacks "where Moses died." Suspected entry.
Biblical summary (Deuteronomy 34:1) and location west of Esbous. The city of Naboth (K. 136:9) below is the 8 miles south. This could mean southwest since quadrants are involved. Agri specula (K. 12:16), Phasga (K. 168:28) and Phogōr (K. 168:7, 25) are names also in this general area. The Mt. of Siyahah with the Byzantine church fits the 6 miles distance. It could also be located at jebel Nebo .
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Nabau, we will come or in conclusion" (83).
727. Nabōth (Nabo). Numbers 32:38; K. 136:9; L. 277:96.
Textual variant Nabōr (Greek).
Summary of biblical information (Deuteronomy 32:49; Isaiah 15:2; Jeremiah 48:1 and Numbers 32:42). The city is in a different quadrant and is 2 miles farther than the mountain above (K. 136:6). It is abandoned or in ruins by the time of Eusebius. The city is probably Kh Mehaiyet . It was rebuilt as a shrine after the time of Jerome.
728. Nageb. Numbers 34:3; K. 136:14; L. 278:10.
Textual variant. Syriac lacks the Symmachus reference.
The etymology and the Hexaplaric information. The equation of Hebrew' names with the Latin and Greek is difficult. In Vitruvius on Architecture I, vi, 12, 13 Auster and Meridia are the southern half quadrant. Africas is southwest and Eurus is southeast. No evidence that Jerome and Fuschius were this scientific. Any name could be the entire quadrant from southwest through southeast or even from west-southwest and east-southeast.
729. Naphethdor (Nafeddor). Joshua 11:2; K. 136:16; L. 278:3.
Dor is located properly by the Onomasticon about 9 miles north of Caesarea. The emphasis in Latin suggests some change may have taken place in the fourth century since it is then deserted. An "oppidum" (cf. K. 10:25 and Appendix I). Naphoth really means "hilly region" rather than Maritine (cf. K. 78:8)
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Nafeddor, change of generations" (96).
730. Naphthō. Joshua 15:9; K. 136:18; L. 278:5.
Textual variant Naphthae (Greek).
Summary of biblical information and tribal listing (Joshua 18:15).
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Neptoe, of destruction or beguiling" (96).
731. Naam. Joshua 15:41; K. 136:20; L. 278:7.
Simple tribal listing.
In Interpretation of Hebrew Names "Naama, comeliness" (112).
732. Nesib. Joshua 15:43; K. 136:21; L. 278:8.
Textual variant Negib (Latin).