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ROGELIM
Like the GAZELLE and HART, the roe is chiefly
alluded to for its swiftness, and partly on account of
its grace and beauty is a favourite image of female
charms.' On the species ingeneral see GOAT. 5 2, and
note that the name yohmzir (no. 4 above) ir still used
by the Arabs for the true Cervvr cogreolu~ (cp Dr.
Deut.. ad lui. and see ANTELOPE). The Capreolui
copm, with which the ynhnrur has also been identified,
in a stna1l for", found distributed over Europe and
W. Asia. and still occurs in Palestine : s~ecimens of it
were seen by Trirtram on Lebanon, 'aid by Conder
(Tmf- Work, gr [r887]) on Mt. Carmel. The fallowdeer
(cp AV), Cervur damn, is a native of N. Africa
and of the countries surroundins the Mediterranean.
whence it has been introduced'into many civilised
countries. It occurs also in N. Palestine, but ia said
to he scwce. A nearly allifd species, C mrropofamirur.
is found in parts of W. Persia. A.E. s.-s. A. c.
ROQELIM (09?$l; p~rfA[Alal~ [BAI, PAK~BEIN
[L]) ; the home of ' Barzillai the Gileadite' (% S, liz,
lgll). The existence of such n place is qugitionable.
Probably the passages relative to Barrillai are based on
an earlier pasrage respecting MEPHIBOSHETH [g.~. $ z]
which had already become cormpt, and wsn (Rogellm)
is a corruption of c.51 n.2 Beth-gallim, i.r.. Beth-gilgal
(see GALLIX ; SAUL. 8 4).
The corruption arose from a scribe's lapr~s ocu/2. In 2 S.
l727f: thetrue text pmbably ran (ree @BAL and cp YARN)
q$p yp nnlq w?,in) o,$-n,ap ,?&;I +!73. BUL
oqqp war miswincn r,(>p~,o; the conreqnence of which was
that one scribe (followed by MT and as*) wotc O ~ ~ Yand
D ,
another (followed by 8L) matrote 0'1914 instead of ~'$;-nlp.
he jv~xav
of ar*L represents n.,[.~,pn (cp jqdg:l WJ).
2 S. 19 . wnr hsrmonird, sr to the nilme of Banllla, r home,
wirh z &. 17.7 in each of the texts. T. K. C.
ROHGMLH (ill* Kt. il!?? qr.), a name in a
genealogy of ASHER (g.". 5 4 ii. ). In I Ch. 7 34 ',[Ahi]
and Rohghah" becomes [a~~!oyl&[B], [ax!loypa ora
[A], [HEI~] KAl p&rOyf [L.] ; but roaga; Perh. om.
passage) ; cp Aa1. 1.
ROWS ( p o a ~ ~ [B]), o ~ I Erd. 58=Ezra21.
REHUM, I.
ROLL. I. mZgiIlcih; ~apriou, ~cipqr, nr+ahir).
J.r.362, etc. see wnrr,uc.
. pi!. gaay.8~; for k7: '2 B ha5 -,'ow X.L"O< P ~ M ~ "
IBNQ! ~ P O U iplou x. *. [.&I; RV 'fablec.' A tablet of wood or
stone 8s prub&ly meant. Is. 8 I+. Fur the gilyonim of 1s. Szg
cp 31,anoa, end.
;. 'I?=, nphr, Ezra81, RV 'axchiuer.' See W~I~ING and
cp Hlsron,c*r L,TE~*T"R~.
ROLLER (knn; ~ a h a r [BAQF ~ a ; rp Is. 161),
Ezek 3021, one of the few references to surgical practice
in theEV(see MEDICINE). Wifftilfrom Jrntwine (used
in Ezek. 164 of swaddling, cp derivative in Job 389) is
properly a bandage (cp 'Toy's rendering in SBOT)
rather than a poultice (as 6).
ROMAMTI-EZER (l!U '~nnl, 5 q, according to
the Chronicler a son of Heman: I Ch. 25431 PWMGI
ylol wA, ~OMEAX~I [B, ruperscr. we Ba-bl, PWM-
EM81 EZEP. pWMEe MlEZEp [A]. pbMAelfZEp [Ll.
romemthie*er [Vg.]), bat see HEXAX.
ROMANS (EPISTLE)
Hirto of critisirm (55 z-3). Conclurion (5 19).
what7~umans' seems to be Author (sS za-2%).
(PI). His date& 2,).
Contents (P 5 ) Value of Work (8
Xor a lcrtcr (gs 6-8). Defenders of rllihenrlcify (5
structwe (8% 9-13). 25).
Late date (5s 14-18). Literature (D 25).
Of Epistles to the Romans Old-Christian Literature
is acquainted with two-that of Paul and that of
1 If thlse anim=lr were -red to the-goddcu of love (see
GAZELLE), another plauriblc origin of the reference might be
sousht fn:
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ROMANS (EPISTLE)
lpnntius ,\r rryzrdr the 1.trtrr. the rcall,,r ir rckrrcd
t 8 t\Il.&t 11.4. IX?~!> .,,\J#~'I