PHINON

PHINON
I.
PHINON
civitas Idumaeorum. Gen c. 36. v. 41. Latine gemma, sive aspiciens, aut os aeternitatis, vel os filii: aut ex Hebr. et Syro os piscis, ab ore, scil. non ab osse.
II.
PHINON
una mansionum Israeliticarum in deserto, Numer. c. 33. v. 43. Vide Phaeno.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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