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By interpretation Villagers, as dwelling in dorps and Hamlets, not walled towns. Which as it abated their civility, so it advanced their manhood. Their habitation not far fromq 1.1 Bethel, where the children of Ioseph afterwards received their portion; whose land byr 1.2 Ioshua was be∣stowed upon them, in case the country allotted proved too little for them. * 1.3 Some of them also were dispersed in the northern part of the Tribe of Iudah.
Gen. 13. 7.
Iosh. 17. 15.
Judg. 1. 4.