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On Hebrew Names121

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Arabes: Lowly, or rural.

Annas: giving.

Alexander: Taking away the distress of darkness; but even this is violent.

Ananias: Grace of the Lord.

Amos: Powerful or strong: however, if it begins with the letter aleph and ends in sade; but if it starts with ain and ends in nun, it is transferred to a people that will tear apart.

Azotus: It is called "esdod" in Hebrew, and according to its original etymology, it means "fire of the father's brother."

Ascalon: Mad fire, or ignoble fire.

Aeneas: Responding, either poor, or in misery.

Agabus: Announcement, or announcement of trouble; but even this is violent.

Attalia: His time, a better decline of the lord.

Amphipolis: The people falling prostrate with their mouths.

Apollonia: Their discipline or synagogue; but even this is violent.

Athenienses: Scouts, or responders, or humble, or overwhelmed by time; but this also is violent.

Arios pagos: The first solemnity: but this is also violent; since it bears the name of the Athenian court, which took its name from Mars.

Aquila: Suffering, or giving birth.

Achaia: Working sister.

Apelles: Gathering them. Violent.

Artemis: That is, Diana, causing sicknesses. Violent.

Aristarchus: Raising a crown.

Antipatridem: Praise of the giver. Violent.

Agrippa: Suddenly assembling.

Adrumetina: Dividing loftily. Violent.

Adrias: Containing bad things, or a place of bad things. Violent.

Appii forum: Free or strong richness. Violent.

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