This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1807 Excerpt: ...persons in four Ine entirely upon it, or else upon such compositions as are made of barley, or wheat Hour. Frequent mention is made of this simple diet in the Holy Scriptures." So Kiibuhr, Voyage en Arabic, toin. i. p. 188, tells us that "the principal nourishment of the Orientals in general is fresh-baked bread, and ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1807 Excerpt: ...persons in four Ine entirely upon it, or else upon such compositions as are made of barley, or wheat Hour. Frequent mention is made of this simple diet in the Holy Scriptures." So Kiibuhr, Voyage en Arabic, toin. i. p. 188, tells us that "the principal nourishment of the Orientals in general is fresh-baked bread, and that therefore they lake especial care not to want for meal when they travel in the Desert." freq. occ. Hence III. Bread-corn. occ. Isa. xxviii. 28. Comp. Isa. xxx. 23. Num. iv. 7. Job xxviii. 5. Eccles. xi. i, and Bp. Louth's Note 011 Pnelect. x. De Sacra Poesi 1 lob. p. 120, edit. Ujlvh. 8vo. and p. 211, edit.Got ting. V. In Knl, To engage in fighting, to fight, Manum scu pneliuiii conserere. ore. Ps. xxxv. i.lvi., 3. C'omp.Jud. v. 8. In Niph. To be engaged in war or battle, to Jight. In this form it occurs very frequently; and with 7 following, it denotes To Jig fit for one, or on kit aide. Exod. xiv. 14, 25. Josh x. 14. (Comp. Ps. Ivi. 3.) But followed by 2 Num. xxi. 1, k al. free).--by CJi' Deut. xx. 4. a K. xiii. 12.--by bs Deul. xx. 19. a K. xii. 17. Jer. xxxiv. 23.--by b- Jcr. i. 19. xv. 20.--by Ps. xxxv. i. Jer. xxi. 4, 5, it signifies To Jight against or in opposition /(/another. As a N fvin. ncniD Engagement, battle, tear. Gen. xiv. 2, 8, & al. t'req. noros The same, occ. 1 Sain. xiii. 22. From this Hoot may be derived not only the Islandic lan, and northern English to lamme, beat, and Greek Xvilolwui to destroy, ravage, Xoifiot a pestilence, Xaiasj the gullet, Xxiu.aX, w or Xuiy-ttircruj to gorge or tat immoderately, but also the Etruscan hucumo. For the ancient "Etruria was divided into twelve tribes or cantons, called in the Tuscan language l, ucumonies: each of these was governed by it's own Prince or l...
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