[339] Vid. Origen contra Celsum, lib. 5. Tertull. de Idolol. c. 4. Drus in suo Enoch. Bangius in Cœlo Orientis Exercit. 1. quæst. 5. and 6.
[340] Gassend in vita Pierisc, lib. 5.
[341] The length of these princes reigns are so great as to become incredible; but, as we have nothing further of their history but their names, we have no data upon which to reform them.
[342] Caleb el Atsbeha, which has been made Elesbaas throwing away the t.
[343] Surius Tom. 5. d. 24. Oct. Card. Baronius. Tom. 7. Annal. A. C. 522. N. 23.
[344] Ludolf, vol. 2 lib. iii. cap. 2.
[345] Vid. Baron, tom. 4. p. 331. et alibi passim.
[346] El Hameesy’s Siege of Mecca.
[347] Fetaat el Yemen.
[348] El Hameesy.