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- ECDIPPAseu Ecdippos, urbs Phoeniciae, olim Ace. Plin. l. 5. c. 19. Opp. tribus Aser, vix 10 mill. a Ptolemaide in Bor. Etiam Achasib et Achziba dictum est, nunc Castel Lamberto, Baudr.
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