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<p> ( Καφεθρά ), a pretentious little town ( ψευδοπολίχνιον ) in Upper Idumaea, apparently not far from [[Capharabis]] (q.v.), taken and burnt by Cerealis, the general of [[Vespasian]] (Josephus, War, 4:9, 9). The name occurs with considerable variety in the texts ( Καφεθραμίς, etc., Hudson, in loc.), and Petmus [[Apollonius]] (De excid. Hieros. 3:65) gives it simply as Caphara, from which it seems possible that the scriptural CHEPHIRAH (See [[Chephirah]]) (q.v.) may be intended. </p>
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<p> ( '''''Καφεθρά''''' ), a pretentious little town ( '''''Ψευδοπολίχνιον''''' ) in Upper Idumaea, apparently not far from [[Capharabis]] (q.v.), taken and burnt by Cerealis, the general of [[Vespasian]] (Josephus, ''War,'' 4:9, 9). The name occurs with considerable variety in the texts ( '''''Καφεθραμίς''''' , etc., Hudson, in loc.), and Petmus [[Apollonius]] ''(De Excid. Hieros.'' 3:65) gives it simply as ''Caphara,'' from which it seems possible that the scriptural CHEPHIRAH (See [[Chephirah]]) (q.v.) may be intended. </p>
 
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<ref name="term_30021"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/cyclopedia-of-biblical-theological-and-ecclesiastical-literature/caphethra Caphethra from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref>
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Latest revision as of 09:38, 15 October 2021

Caphethra [1]

( Καφεθρά ), a pretentious little town ( Ψευδοπολίχνιον ) in Upper Idumaea, apparently not far from Capharabis (q.v.), taken and burnt by Cerealis, the general of Vespasian (Josephus, War, 4:9, 9). The name occurs with considerable variety in the texts ( Καφεθραμίς , etc., Hudson, in loc.), and Petmus Apollonius (De Excid. Hieros. 3:65) gives it simply as Caphara, from which it seems possible that the scriptural CHEPHIRAH (See Chephirah) (q.v.) may be intended.

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