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6 I am very grateful to Professors Rivet and Smith for helpful correspondence concerning this place-name. For information on the Aramaic terms discussed below and for full and generous advice, I am indebted to Dr A.D.H. Bivar. None of these are responsible for or necessarily agree with what has emerged.
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