Bethaun. (In) tribe of Benjamin. Near Gai and Bethel, opposite Machmas, [which some regard to be the same as Bethel as said above].
[Baliloth. (In) tribe of Benjamin.]
Bethsour (Bethaur). (In) tribe of Juda or Benjamin. There is now a village Bēthsōrō at the twentieth milestone on the road going from Jerusalem to Hebron. (Near) there is also pointed out a spring coming out of the hill where it is said the eunuch Candaces was baptized by Philipp. (There is a spring arises at the foot of the hill and bubbles forth, and is swallowed by the ground.) There is also another Bethsour (in) the tribe of Juda one mile (a thousand paces) from Eleutheropolis.
Boon. (In) tribe of Benjamin.
[Bēthalōn. (In) tribe of Benjamin.] Symmachus (interprets) "in the field."
Bēthagla (Bethalla). (In) tribe of Benjamin.
[Bērōth. (In) tribe of Benjamin.]
Bola. (In) lot of (tribe of) Simeon.
Bathoul. (In) lot of (tribe of) Simeon.
[Bēth. (In) lot of (tribe of) Simeon.]
Baaleth. (In) lot of (tribe or) Simeon.
Bērammōth. (In) lot of (tribe of) Simeon.
[Bēthlabaōth. (In) lot of (tribe of) Simeon.]
Bethleem. (In) lot of (tribe of Zabulon. There is another one of Juda. (Distinct from the other named Bethleem of Juda.)
Bēthphasis (Bethfases). (In) tribe of Issachar.
Batnai (Batnae). (In) tribe of Aser. Now a village called Bethbeten (about) eight miles east of Ptolemais.
Bēthdagōn. Linking up "with Zabulon." Lot of Issachar. (Place where the two tribes Zebulon and Issachar have common borders.)
Bēthaemek (Bethemec). Symmachus (interprets) "of the valley" (place of the valley). Lot of Aser.
Bēthanatha (Bethana). (In) tribe of Nephthali. There is a village (named) Batanaia fifteen miles from Caesarea in which there are said to be healing baths. Note also (under the name) Anaia above.
Banē. (In) tribe of Dan.
Barakai (Barac). (In) tribe of Dan. There is even now [a little] village (called) Barka (Bareca) near Azotos.
Bezek (Bezec). City of (king) Adonibezek. There are now two villages (named) Bezek near each other seventeen miles from Neapolis on the road to Scythopolis (descending to).
Bēthsan. The tribe of Manasse "did not destroy" the heathen of this city (were not able to expel the original inhabitants). It is (now called) Scythopolis, a famous Palestinian city. The Scriptures call it also the house of San, which (in our language is interpreted "enemy") is "house of enmity."
Bethsames. Priestly city of (in) tribe of Benjamin. It is even now (today pointed out about) ten miles east of Eleutheropolis toward Nicopolis.
Bathma (Bethnath). (In) lot of (the tribe of) Nephthali. They did not destroy the heathen here. (But the tribe of Nephthali could not expel the former inhabitants from here.)