A GEOGRAPHICAL ACCOUNT OF THE PLACES;

A LITERAL, CRITICAL, AND SYSTEMATICAL DESCRIPTION OF
OTHER OBJECTS;

WHETHER NATURAL, ARTIFICIAL, CIVIL, RE-

LIGIOUS, OR MILITARY;

AND, AN EXPLICATION OF THE APPELLATIVE TERMS

MENTIONED IN THE

OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT:

THE WHOLE COMPRISING

WHATEVER IS OF IMPORTANCE TO BE KNOWN CONCERNING THE ANTI-
QUITIES OF THE HEBREWS; FORMING A BODY OF SCRIPTURE

HISTORY, CHRONOLOGY, AND DIVINITY;

AND, SERVING IN A GREAT MEASURE, AS A

CONCORDANCE TO THE BIBLE.

EXTRACTED CHIEFLY FROM CALMET, and others.
Collated with other Works of the kind, with numerous Additions from various
Authors, and a considerable quantity of Original Matter,

BY JAMES WOOD.

IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. II.

NEW-YORK:

PUBLISHED BY GRIFFIN AND RUDD, 189 GREENWICH-STREET.

PAUL AND THOMAS, PRINTERS.

1813.