- MACHMAS
- MACHMASnomen oppidi et castri Templariorum, in tribu Ephraim. 1 Sam. c. 13. v. 2. Bira nunc, 12. mill. pass. ab Hierosolymis in Boreal. Garizim montem versus 15.
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MACHMAS
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