Naam. City of the tribe of Juda.
Nesib. (In) tribe of Juda. There is a Nasib (which is now called Nasibi) nine (seven) miles from Eleutheropolis on the road to Hebron.
Nebpsan. (In) tribe of Juda.
Naaratha. (In) tribe of Ephraim. There is now a village of Jews Noorath five miles from Jericho.
Napheth. (In) tribe of Manasse.
Naalōl. (In tribe of) lot of Zabulon. City separated to Levites.
Nakeb. (In tribe of) lot of Nephthali.
Neala. From here the heathen "were not driven out" by Zabulon (Zabulon could not expel). Located in the Batanaca is (a village named) Neeila (Neila).
Nobba (Nabe or Nobba). To which Gedeon went up. City separated to the priests which (afterwards we read) Saul [in a rage] destroyed.
Nemra. City of (tribe of) Ruben in land of Galaad. There is now a large village Namara in the (region or the) Batanaea.
Naniōth. (Place) "in Rama." City where David dwelled. (We spoke of this in the book Hebrew Questions .)
Nachōn. "Threshing floor of Nachōn" which Aquila (interprets) "threshing floor prepared."
Naphath. The city of one of the chiefs of Solomon.
Nērigel. The Samaritans from Babylon (who had been brought from Babylon) built this in (the region of) Judaea.
Nazeb. The Hevites built this in (the land of) Judaea.
Nasarach. Idol of Assyria.
Nebēreim (Nemerim). Isaia (mentions this) in the vision "against the Moabites." Also Jeremia. It is now (a village called) Bennamareim north of Zoora.
Nabeōth. Territory in Isaia.
Nazareth. Whence the Christ was called a Nazorite (Our Lord and Savior was called). Formerly (as a taunt were called) the Nazarenes are now the Christians. It is even now in Galilee (a village) opposite Legeōn fifteen miles to the east near Mt.Thabor (named Nazara).
Naein (Naim). Village (city) in which the son of the widow was raised from the dead (The Lord raised). It is today twelve (two) miles south of (Mount) Thabor near Aendor.
Xil. (In) tribe of Juda.
Orech. City of King Nebrod (Nemrod) in Babylon.
Our of the Chaldees. Where "Arran died" the brother of Abraham. Where also Josephus reports his tomb is even "now pointed out." [Of this also we have looked into and have spoken in the book Hebrew Questions .]
Oulammaous. The Hebrew has Louza. This is called also both Louza and Bethel. Noted above. There is (shown) another Oullama twelve miles east of Diocaesarea.
[Olibama. City of the princes of Edom.]