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In the article for CRANE, the Hebrew שיש (marble) is given for ‘crane’, from Jer. viii, 7. The word סיס, or ‘swift’ would seem to have been meant. In the alphabetical index of names, a reference to ‘Siloah’ has no obvious referent.

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[7.2.39]who gave Golia[t]h’s swordAdded.
[47.1.58]Καὶ ἐν τῷ μέσω ἀυτου ὡς ὅρασις ἠλεκτρȣ ἐν μέσῳ [το͂ν/τοῦ] ϖυρὸςReplaced.
[90.2.69]has been much misrepresented[.]Added.
[93.2.29]it is necessary, in order [] to his salvationsic: obtain?
[94.2.47]as it does [ ] this daysic: to?
[101.1.9]are undoub[t]edly mentionedAdded.
[111.1.52]in the habit of refer[r]ing with approbationAdded.
[113.2.20]the arguments of St. AgustineAdded.
[116.2]observed[,] some remains of these enclosuresRemoved.
[137.2.60]the Prophet says[./,] ‘Of the oaks of BashanReplaced.
[139.1.20][the rendering of an equivalent:][)]'>Parenthesis added.
[140.2.32]The following observations[./,] fromReplaced.
[143.1.42]exposed in the amp[h]itheatre to fightAdded.
[171.2.16]The word[,] is formed from the GothicRemoved.
[160.1.25]the truth of the princpal factsAdded.
[185.1.8]“the Memphian” or Egyptian [“]boat is madeRemoved.
[188.1.37]eso[r/t]etic, or concealed doctrineReplaced.
[201.2.32]became permanently settled at the diet of Au[g]sburgAdded.
[202.1.48]and those who are not, accepted.[’]Probable.
[207.1.59]is directed againt CanaanAdded.
[207.2.9]in his decendantsAdded.
[214.1.31]with hair standing [a/o]n end on itReplaced.
[217.2.23]for their perusal.[”]Removed.
[224.1.20]like that of the pine.[”]Added.
[236.1.7]who holds her balance[,/.]Replaced.
[236.2.12]more substantial world[l]y benefitsAdded.
[236.2.48]Here the Christ[ai/ia]nTransposed.
[241.2.4]which was to be pe[r]formedAdded.
[244.1.13]which have no s[pu/up]port from the magistracyTransposed.
[250.1.36]that [“]as the people of the east have no clocksAdded.
[259.2.54]as it occurs in the [T/N]ew TestamentReplaced.
[268.2.9]whether they were gold or brass.[”]Added.
[274.2.54]two birds are mentioned, the [שיש/סיס>]Replaced.
[278.2.38]increases the p[io/oi] of the sufferingTransposed.
[285.1.19]Who call thee by thy name, am the God of Israel.[”]>Added.
[303.2.32]‘all sick people,[’] that were taken with divers diseasesRemoved.
[307.2.54]which occurs under the word, [סמפחת/מספחת], Lev. xiii, 6–8, 29.מס transposed.
[318.2.47]“The earth is the Lord’s, and the fulness thereof[”], Psalm xxiv, 1;Added.
[325.1.20]in his “Instit[ut]utes,” he confirmedRemoved.
[331.1.16]Volney’s account is sufficently descriptiveAdded.
[333.2.25]placed by the Egy[p]tian task-mastersAdded.
[336.1.24]as consisting in outward wor[l]dly institutionsAdded.
[337.2.12]all visible ack[n]owledgment of themAdded.
[343.2.31]reckon the dog a filt[h]y creatureAdded.
[348.2.24]I am with you alwayAdded.
[350.2.29]They have eleven diocesesRemoved.
[352.1.58]and they were pun[n]ished for their presumptionRemoved.
[356.2.31]answers to the artifical conceptionAdded.
[372.1.15]can consisten[t]ly refuse to admitAdded.
[373.2.46]while the bride[./-]groom is with them?Replaced.
[382.2.38]If, then, such was [s/t]he superstitious homageReplaced.
[382.2.45]“is Arabic, and signifies the fly in general.[”]Added.
[394.1.17]in the amp[h]itheatre at TiberiasAdded.
[394.1.30]“They gave me ראש to eat[”];Added.
[415.1.50]the Egyptians, Prussians, Lithu[a]nians, Samogitians, &c.Added.
[416.1.38]to kill his b[r]other JacobAdded.
[424.2.31]not a bunch of grapes left [of/for] those who came to glean.Replaced/
[438.2.31]church of the[-first / first-]bornTransposed.
[438.2.55]to make a t[py/yp]ical atonementTransposed.
[442.2.23]the gifts of the Holy [C/G]hostReplaced.
[445.2.1]Hebron is now called El [H/K]halil;Replaced.
[450.2.3][Σ/Ἐ]ν τῶ ἄρχοντι τῶν δαιμονίωνReplaced.
[452.2.39]the only su[r]viving maleAdded.
[462.2.41][B/b]y the ‘testimony of the Spirit,’ I mean,Replaced.
[469.2.25]A spacious bowl th[e]’ admiring patriarch fillsRemoved.
[474.1.47]“counterfeit,” signifes also a profane wicked manAdded.
[481.1.47]according to their original institutionRemoved.
[487.2.46]are built upon the foundati[a/o]n of the ApostlesReplaced.
[493.2.65]was buried with Abraham by his sons Esau and Jacob, Gen. xxxv,[ 29.]Missing, provided.
[498.1.40]when [“]the Edomites revoltedAdded.
[501.1.56]admitted till after the fourth[,] centuryRemoved.
[524.1.42]simply as a p[r]ediction prior to the eventAdded.
[531.1.19]who occasion[al]ly sent officersAdded.
[538.1.35]the total absence of eve[ry/n] the slightest allusionReplaced.
[539.2.33]but inferior to the second.[”]Added.
[547.1.24]to visit the tomb of Thomas-a[ /-]BecketReplaced.
[567.2.7]when the pu[u/n]ishment of their iniquity shall be accomplishedInverted.
[577.1.38]LEAD, עפרת, Exod. xv, 10;sic: עופרת
[584.2.61]if any animalcule of this sort were concealed in their garments.[”]Added.
[593.2.36]LUCIAN, a philosop[h]er and witAdded.
[594.1.65]they are [t/j]oined by Isaiah, lxvi, 19, with PulReplaced.
[691.2.15]Thus, it was infallib[l]y certainAdded.
[630.1.9]the fancy far more viv[e/i]d, in the dreamingReplaced.
[637.1.13]utte[r]ly> averse to oathsAdded.
[660.2.14][Moab/MOAB] was the son of LotReplaced.
[684.2.24]bore the character of remarkable simplictyAdded.
[672.1.29]so that he “heark[e]ned> not unto them, as the Lord had said,”Added.
[692.1.1]they acc[c]omplished the great designs of HeavenRemoved.
[697.2.67]to impugn his doct[r]ineAdded.
[743.2.1]popular sect among the [Jews the/Jews. The] time whenReplaced.
[751.2.67]means literally [“]branches of oily or gummy plants.”Added.
[788.1.45]the opinons of all sober personsAdded.
[789.1.30]or [גכר / נכר], also denotes a strangerReplaced.
[791.1.50]differ, in this repect, from their ancestorsAdded.
[796.2.69]and the sweet psalmist of Israel, said, [‘]The Spirit of JehovahAdded.
[827.2.61]“The orientals hold,[”] says D’Herbelot,Added.
[843.2.56]there should be one hundred [s/a]nd twenty inhabitantsReplaced.
[844.2.18]power and malice are rest[r]ainedAdded.
[844.2.51]that can dignify human natureRemoved.
[845.1.4]and with which the ancients were enraptured.[”]Added.
[845.2.46]will [b/h]e offer him a scorpion?Replaced.
[858.1.13]that the s[k/h]ekel> was worth twenty gerahsReplaced.
[865.2.51]Unto him that blasphemeth againt the Holy GhostAdded.
[866.2.52]has three tops of a ma[r]vellous heightAdded.
[872.1.60]appearing to his diciplesAdded.
[872.2.59]of all subsequent marty[r]s>Added.
[882.1.21]that of Alexan[an]driaRemoved.
[905.1.27]that sacred [o/e]dificeReplaced.
[907.1.69]the teraphim were hum[na/an] headsTransposed.
[925.2.39]against the doct[r]ine itselfAdded.
[936.2.1]like the horn of a reem,[’] Psalm xcii, 10.Added.
[945.2.58]as they were then nearer the times [e/o]f the ApostlesReplaced.
[946.2.36]among the Protest[t]antsRemoved.
[959.2.61]more palatable and frag[r]ant with aromaticsAdded.
[973.1.47]for purposes of secre[s/c]yReplaced.
[977.2.31][οτε/hότε] ἐπλήσθησαν ἡμέραι ὀκτὼReplaced.