- HEPHER
- HEPHERfil. Ashur ex Naara uxore. 1. Par. c. 4. v. 6. Portio Regni, terraeque Chanaan, quam Iosue expugnavit. 2. Reg. c. 14. v. 25. Ios. c. 12. v. 17.
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