- ACCARON
- ACCARONcivitas Philistinorum, iuxta Azotum: Iamnetorum portum, Ι᾿αμνετῶν Ptolemaei esse vult Postellus. Vide Caesarea Palaestina. Celebris fuit Idolo Beelzebub. 1 Reg. c. 1. v. 6.
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ACCARON
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