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==References == | <p> (q.v.), in the phrase '''''שְׁלַשַׁוָּה''''' '''''עֶגְלִת''''' '', Eglath' Shelishiyah','' Isaiah 15:5; Jeremiah 48:34, which literally signifies ''A [[Heifer]] Of'' the [[Third]] year; Sept. '''''Δάμαλις''''' '''''Τριέτης''''' (but v.r. '''''Ἀγελία''''' '''''Σαλισία''''' in Jer.); Vulg. ''Vitula Conternans;'' A.V. "a heifer three years old;" and so the Targum, and most modern interpreters (Hitzig, Umbreit, etc.). Others (as Knobel, Winer, etc.) understand the term to be the proper name of a place on the border of Moab, mentioned in connection with Zoar, Luhith, and [[Horonaim]] (q.v. respectively), and so compare it with the ''Agalla'' of [[Josephus]] ''(Ant.'' 14:1, 4) and the ''Necla'' (or ''Jecla, '''''Νέκλα''''' '' or '''''Ι᾿Έκλα''''' ) of [[Ptolemy]] (5:17, 5), which lay in this region (Lightfoot, ''Hor. Hebr.'' page 931), and with the modern region Ajlun north of [[Jabbok]] (Abulfeda, Syr. 13, 93; Robinson, Research. in, App. page 162), as the last name has in [[Arab]] the same signification as the Hebrews (See [[Eglaim]]). </p> | ||
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<ref name="term_38246"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/cyclopedia-of-biblical-theological-and-ecclesiastical-literature/eglath+or+eglah Eglath Or Eglah from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref> | <ref name="term_38246"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/cyclopedia-of-biblical-theological-and-ecclesiastical-literature/eglath+or+eglah Eglath Or Eglah from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref> | ||
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Eglath Or Eglah [1]
(q.v.), in the phrase שְׁלַשַׁוָּה עֶגְלִת , Eglath' Shelishiyah', Isaiah 15:5; Jeremiah 48:34, which literally signifies A Heifer Of the Third year; Sept. Δάμαλις Τριέτης (but v.r. Ἀγελία Σαλισία in Jer.); Vulg. Vitula Conternans; A.V. "a heifer three years old;" and so the Targum, and most modern interpreters (Hitzig, Umbreit, etc.). Others (as Knobel, Winer, etc.) understand the term to be the proper name of a place on the border of Moab, mentioned in connection with Zoar, Luhith, and Horonaim (q.v. respectively), and so compare it with the Agalla of Josephus (Ant. 14:1, 4) and the Necla (or Jecla, Νέκλα or Ι᾿Έκλα ) of Ptolemy (5:17, 5), which lay in this region (Lightfoot, Hor. Hebr. page 931), and with the modern region Ajlun north of Jabbok (Abulfeda, Syr. 13, 93; Robinson, Research. in, App. page 162), as the last name has in Arab the same signification as the Hebrews (See Eglaim).
