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B•…•… •…•…id] Hierome (epist. ad Dardan.) sheweth that the Iewes possessed not all the lands 〈◊〉〈◊〉 promised thē: for in the booke of Numbers, it is sayd to be bounded on the South
St. Augustine, Of the citie of God vvith the learned comments of Io. Lod. Viues. Englished by I.H.
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- Augustine, Saint, Bishop of Hippo.
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by the salt sea and the wildernesse of sinne, vnto that riuer of Egypt that ranne into the sea by Rhinocorura: on the west, by the sea of Palestina, Phaenicia, Coele, Syria, and Cylicia, on the North, by Mount Taurus, and Zephyrius, as farre as Emath, or Epiphania in Syria: on the East by Antioch and the Lake Genesareth, called now, Tabarie, and by Iordan, that runneth into the salt sea, called now, The dead sea. Beyond Iordan halfe of the land of the tribes of Ruben & Gad, lay, and halfe of the tribe of Manasses. Thus much Hierome. But Dauid possessed not all these but onely that within the bounds of Rhinocorura and Euphrates, wherein the Israelites still kept themselues.