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- CARIATHcivitas in tribu Beniamin, Ios. c. 18. v. 28. i. e. civitas, vel vocatio, sive lectio, aut occursus.
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CARIATH-SEPHER — i. e. civitas literarum, civitas in tribu Iuda. Ios. c. 15. v. 15 … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
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