- כַּשְׂדִּים, romanized: ʾŪr Kaśdīm),
commonly translated as Ur of the
Chaldees, is a city
mentioned in the
Hebrew Bible as the
birthplace of Abraham,...
- the
Hebrew Bible. It
should not be
confused with the
Targums –
Aramaic paraphrases,
explanations and
expansions of the
Hebrew scriptures.
During the Babylonian...
- 1516).
Besides the
Hebrew text, the
Septuagint translation, the
Chaldee paraphrase, and an
Arabic version, it
contains the
Vulgate translation, a new...
- in the Old
Testament but
frequently occurring in the
Targums or
Chaldee Paraphrases, as the 'visible
symbol of the
divine Presence which appeared in...
-
urzaho nefesh (Deut. xxii, 26). Here a
clumsy use has been made of the
Chaldee paraphrase." Neubauer: "Hon is not to be
found in the Pentateuch, the word hail...
-
Christian William Henry Pauli Analecta Hebraica Oxford 1839 1871 The
Chaldee Paraphrase on the
Prophet Isaiah of
Jonathan ben
Uzziel translated by C.W.H....
- NY) page 385, s.v. זוז (II);
Alexander Harkavy, Students'
Hebrew and
Chaldee Dictionary to the Old
Testament (1914, NY,
Hebrew Publ'g Co,) page 134...
-
distinction "of the Kasdim"—traditionally
rendered in
English as "Ur of the
Chaldees". The
Chaldeans had
settled in the
vicinity by
around 850 BC, but were...
- "ARISTON DE PELLA.
Ariston de
Pella (1) en Palestine, surnommé
aussi de
Chaldée (a), était, à ce que l'on croit, secrétaire de Marc, évêque de Jérusalem...
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letters show that he was
acquainted with many
other languages,
including Chaldee, Syriac, Arabic,
Coptic and Ethiopic. He
completed the
divinity school...
