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For Segirouth, or Segiroutha, in the Chaldee Dialect, which was in those days much better understood than the present Hebrew, signifies the Leprosie, to which it is but adding the Greek Termination significative of a Person, |
For Segirouth, or Segiroutha, in the Chaldee Dialect, which was in those days much better understood than the present Hebrew, signifies the Leprosy, to which it is but adding the Greek Termination significative of a Person, |
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