Elkath. Lot of (in tribe of) Aser. City separated to Levites.
Elkōk (Icoc). Lot of Nephthali. (On the border of three tribes. i.e.,) joining "Zabulon on the south and Aser" by the sea (west) and "Juda to the east."
Edraei (Edrai). Lot of (in tribe of) Naphthali.
Elthekō. Lot of (in tribe of) Dan. Separated to the Levites.
Esthaol. Lot of (in tribe of) Dan. Where Samson died. It is even now (shown) ten miles north of Eleutheropolis on the road to Nicopolis.
Elba. Lot of (in tribe of) Aser. Aser did not drive out the heathen. (They did not stop to drive out the former inhabitants.)
Eremmōn. A (very) large Jewish village sixteen miles south of Eleutheropolis in the Daroma.
Emmathdōr. Lot of (in tribe of) Nephthali. Separated to the Levites.
Emath. Boundary of the heathen (Allofylis) in the region of Daroma.
Enlechi (Inlechi). Aquila (interprets) "jaw."
Eniakebzēb (Inaczeb). Symmachus (translates) "in the valley of Zeb."
Ergab. Where Jonathan (son of Saul) "shot the arrows" (the place he accurately aimed the arrows he was using). Aquila (interprets) "to the stones" Symmachus "stone." Also elsewhere Symmachus (says) "for this perimeter."
Echela. Where David hid. Now (properly) called Enkela (Eccela), a village) seven miles from Eleutheropolis. The tomb of the prophet Habacuc is pointed out nearby.
Elmōni. A place. Which is interpreted by Aquila and Theodotion "here or there." [As we are able to say this or that. However let the diligent reader recognize what in principle any part of this book can only touch briefly, I do not agree with all that I pass on, but defer to the Greek authority since I have disputed more fully on this in the book Hebrew Questions .]
Esthama. When (place to which) David sent.
Elōth. Azarias the king built this.
Emath. In Isaia. A city of Damascus which the king of Assyria besieged. Also Zacharia and Ezechiel also mention it. But in Amos (it is written) Emath Rebba (Rabba) which is (signifies to us) Emath the great. Note also above (We spoke of this also above). Perhaps (it seems to us) it is Epiphaneia near Emesēs (where even today Syrians say it thus).
Eser. City which Solomon built.
Enacheim (Inachim) or Enbachein (Inbachim). In Michea (Micheas the prophet also mentions it). Aquila and Symmachus (translate) "in weeping."
Enaraba (Inaraba). Aquila (translates) "in level ground" (or plain). Symmachus "in the field."
Elkese. Home of Nahum (the prophet, also called) the Elkesite.
Emakeim (Emacim). Aquila and Symmachus (translate) "valleys."
Emmaous (Emmaus). Home of Cleopas who is mentioned in the Gospel of Luke. It is now Nicopolis a famous city of Palestine.
Ephraim. "Near the desert" where the Christ (the Lord Jesus) came "with his disciples." Note also the above Ephron (We have spoken of this also above under Efron).
(These above words are mostly to be read with the shortened letter E accordingly we read with a long vowel what in Greek is called Eta.)