- The term
****hetites (sometimes
spelled ****hethites; in
adjective form ****hetic or ****hethitic)
refers to the
descendants of ****heth, one of the
three sons...
- "Gog,
prince of Magog" in
Ezekiel 38:2 and 39:1, and is
considered a
****hetite tribe,
identified by
Flavius Josephus with the
Cappadocian "Mosocheni"...
- in the Book of Genesis,
together with the
parallel terms Hamites and
****hetites. In archaeology, the term is
sometimes used
informally as "a kind of shorthand"...
-
Jewish historian Josephus knew them as the
nation descended from
Magog the
****hetite, as in Genesis, and
explained them to be the Scythians. In the
hands of...
-
school of
history derived the race
terminology Semites, Hamites, and
****hetites.
Certain of Noah's
grandsons were also used for
names of peoples: from...
- list. The
early modern equation of the
biblical Semites,
Hamites and
****hetites with "racial"
phenotypes was
coined at the Göttingen
school of history...
- the
founder of the Arabs, the
connection of "Semites", "Hamites" and "
****hetites" to the
classical nations of the world, and the
story of the
siege of...
-
prince of the Semites, and to
Phenech son of Dodanim, as
prince of the
****hetites.
Twelve men are
arrested for
refusing to
bring bricks,
including Abraham...
-
Josephus (Antiquities of the Jews),
which made ****heth the
ancestor of the "
****hetites", i.e. the Indo-European
speaking peoples.
Iapetus was
linked to ****heth...
- Asia and
those of Ham
peopling Africa.
Identification of
Europeans as "
****hetites" is also
reflected in
early suggestions for
terming the Indo-European...
