OF

VOL. I.

HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE OLD TESTAMENT.

PARTI.

СНАР. І.

Of the Places of the Antediluvian World, mentioned in facred

Hiftory; viz. the Garden of Eden, the Land of Nod, and

the City of Enoch.

CHAP. II.

P. I.

Of the Mountains of Ararat, whereon the Ark of Noah rested,

upon the abating of the Flood: together with fome confidera-

tions concerning the Place where the Ark was made, the

Wood it was made of, and the Form it was made in. p. 27.

СНАР. ІІІ.

Of the first Plantations or Settlements after the Flood. p. 46.

SECT. I.

Containing what relates to the firft Plantations or Settlements

after the Flood, in general.

SECT. II.

p. 46.

Of the first Plantations of the Defcendants of Japhet, eldest Son

of Noah; and alfo of fome of the Colonies thereof in after-ages,

particularly of the ancient Britons.

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p. 54.

SECT.

SECT. III.

Of the first Plantations or original Settlements of the Defcen-

dants of Shem, or Sem.

SECT. IV.

Of the first Plantations of the Defcendants of Ham.

CHAP. IV.

P. 86.

P. 93.

Of the Land of Shinar, and the City and Tower of Babel.

Of the Land of Canaan, from the first Plantation thereof after

the Flood, to Abraham's coming thereto; as alfo of the Inha-

bitants of the adjacent Countries, at the time of Abraham's

coming into Canaan.

P. 127.

Of the Dwellings of Abraham's Children by Keturah. p. 173.

p. 170.

CHAP.

CHAP. XII.

Of the Dwellings of the Defcendants of Lot, the Moabites and

A Chronological Table of such remarkable Places as are con-

tained in the Book of Genefis.

P. 193.

PART II.

СНАР. І.

Of the Land of Egypt, and the feveral Places thereof mentioned

in the Old Teftament.

CHAP. II.

P. 199.

Of the Journeyings of the Ifraelites, from their setting forth from

Ramefes in Egypt, to their encamping near the river Jordan,

on the East Side thereof.

SECT. I.

p. 236.

Of the Journeyings of the Ifraelites, from Ramefes to the Red

Sea.

SECT. II.

P. 236.

Of the Ifraelites passing through the Red Sea, and of other par-

ticulars relating to the fame Sea.

SECT. III.

p. 240.

Of the Journeyings of the Ifraelites from the Red Sea, till

they came to Mount Sinai, with a Description of the faid

Mount.

p. 245.

SECT.

SECT. IV.

Of the Journeyings of the Ifraelites from Mount Sinai to their coming to Kadeh, in or near the Wilderness of Paran, and otherwife called Kadesh-barnea.

SECT. V.

p. 256.

Of the Journeyings of the Ifraelites from their leaving Kadeshbarnea, to their coming to Kadefh in the Wilderness of Zin.

SECT. VI.

p. 260.

Of the Journeyings of the Ifraelites from Kadesh in the Wildernefs of Zin, to the Plains of Moab near Jordan. p. 267.

CHAP. III.

Of the Country beyond Jordan, i. e. on the East of Jordan, which was divided by Mofes between the two Tribes of Reuben and Gad, and one half of the Tribe of Manasseh.

CHAP. IV.

p. 277.

Of the Conquest of the Land of Canaan, under the conduct of Joshua.

CHAP. V.

p. 290.

Of the Divifion of the Land of Canaan, and the Levitical Cities and Cities of Refuge; as also of the more remarkable Mountains, or Hills, lying round or within the Land of Ifrael.

CHAP. VI.

p. 311

Of the remarkable Places mentioned in the Book of Judges, and not before fpoken of.

P. 333.

A Chronological Account of the facred History contained in the Books of Exodus, &c. to Ruth,

P. 347.

AN

HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY

OF THE

OLD TESTAMENT.

PART I.