Omri (Ḫumrî), the “house of Omri,” 332;
“son of Omri,” 337, 339;
“land of Omri,” 341
On (Heliopolis), 258, 264;
the shrine of, 265
Opis on the Tigris, the battle of, 415, 416;
tablets dated at, 439, 450, 459
Oppert, Prof., 14;
his suggested Babylonian etymology of Abel, 82, 83;
dates from Hebrew sources, 332