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SHEMARIAH
6 Jal, ~~REUBEN(~ r3)(1 Ch. 54, vc&rcr [ELI, mycrvlAl).
r h. Hashub, a Mcrnr~tc Lerire (I Ch.9 rr cp Neh. I1 rs,
w:.ee,.,s [L]). See rj.
s. Father of Obadiah, a Levire b~longing to Jcduthun
(1 Ch. P la, vwrca (Bl cawqu [All cp Neh. 11 176). See 13.
9. Chief of the Vne Ehlaphan, temp. David (I Ch.138
owrac INI, myaca [A]. v. n aarw [%I. ocrccau [Al).
70. b. Narhalieel, a Lerite xribe (r Ch. 246 oae~acas [A]).
zr. b. Obed-edom (I Ch.264, cwerar [A!, w. 6J, ~ W L
. ,I, On, ., rer-sa [Al). see 13.
A Leuite, temp. Jehoshaphat (z Cb. 178, rn,.ouns [Bl,
m*ou,as [All.
x3. A son of Jeduthvn (2 Ch. Zg 14, swrcar [AD. Cp 1, 8, rr,
and see GENEAL~CLEE i., E ,(it. d).
SHEMUEL
1 admitted, however. that thew exolnnationi are nnre
guesser, and the most plausible vie\; of other psalm titles
favours the assumption that the text ir corrupt. Most
probably n.j.awn-iy is a corruption of cvp>, 'of the
! Ethanites; or better of ~,in~cw,5 ,of the 1rhmaelites:l
We thus obtain an adequate explanation of Shrminith
re A Levitchomre temp. Huekiah(2Ch. 81.5, I~~+~G~~BALD,
in the titles of Prr. 6 and 12, and probably too of Gittith,
probably the iame ar the name in Neh. 10s 126 (EK'A om.,
Neginath, and Shoshannim (see PSALMS, HWK OF. § 26.
but cp Muslc, g 9). We also find n,>.am-iy in I Ch.
15.1 where it seems to correspond to nl~5~iy at the end
of v. lo. Here, however, it is in all probability a
corruption of the name SHEMIRAMUTH (gu.), just as
'Azaziah,' which Benzinger (KHC ad loi.) rightly
..
pronounces suspicious, is virtually a misplaced repetition
of the name ' Aziel.' There two proper names occur
rr. Areacher Ena8 ~e(.re~rcalAl, .rrprctd[LI), in I Erd.84
MASVAN, RY 6aarmA~ (raaor.u [RAI, cr.rc.a [LI), repeatitea
close by, in u. 20.
inu. $4 MA~IAIAS, RV SAMA~AS(O~. L).
It may all0 he noticed, since the commentiirie. give no very
r8. One of rhe h e Harim, the priestly hmily of EmlOzl, in defensible explanations, that "Y!) (O 703 iivlrqiir~ : RV ' to
r Ed. 911 SAMEIYS KV SAMEUS (E -LO. [Bl, VWOLLOI [AI).
19. One of the of HAEIM ' 2 1 ~ ~ (Ena1031 ~ ~ 1 '
lead'), whish follows n'?p&y in I Ch. 1521 should he pointed
rcpcz
Id, rawrbar [LI), in I Eid. 932 S~saaus IraEBacar [BAI. ngk; it is a synonym of 7.a. 'continually;which =curs in a
on,..r.r ILI).
similar contut : see PSALMS, BOOK or, B 26, col. 39+s. n. 4. The
m. b. Delriah h. Mehetabeel a prophet temp. Neh. bribed
bv Sanballat to hinder the lev& from huildine - the wail(Neh.
0th- mysterious phrase nl~k$y (RV ‘set to Alamnth ')in 1520
comes from 0 ~ 5 = , mudlaced and cormpt form of 0.221
6x0 m+sm [EN], m*m [A]).
'psalteti~s' Cp Ps.2616. where D.D~J is m corruption of
ZI, 22, ,YO men prcrEnf at Ena'r dedication of the wrll(Neh.
' 21. 'impbus.'
1234, vpmca [BUI, -a~as,[Al)6).
0 5- T. K. C.
23. RV hut AV SAMAIAE, the great,' kinsman of Tobit (Toh.
EL=.%, v%*ov IRl, mrrh~ov [*I. cep180" IAl, the Heh. Vr. ed.
Neuhauer has n,",$u>
SHEMARIAH (3:ln~ and [I Ch. 1251 ?n!pW;
usually [§ 301 explained 'whom Yahwk gllards,' but
probably rather a modification of the ethnic Sxr~nr
[Y.v.] ; ca~ap~a[cl). s Ch. 1119 AV [by printer's
445'
relative (according to the ordinary view) to the musical
performance of certain psalms (Pss. 6 12 ; cp r Ch.
Ewald, Olrhauaen, Winckler, explain 'in the
eighth mode, or key' ; Gesenius and Delitzrch, ' for
the has' : Gratz agrees with the Targum. It is
SHE~RAMOTE (ninynv),.
k ~ t .me. e I ch.
15.8 1 6 ~ ech. 178 lhere ~ t nin3inv: . .:. . V~~~OUSIV
C€MElpAMC&, C&M&P[€~IM.. CaMElP&M., CEMIP..
CIMIP.). According to Schrader (KA7Ya1366) equivalent
to the Ass. name Sammurarnat, which occurs as a
woman's name on the nlonuments, especially on the
statues of Nebo from NimrPd. G. Hotim., however
error?l eives SHAMARIAHI. All the occurrences (Syrirrhe Acten, 137). thinks that Shemiramoth was
rugged C. ~rabian origin. '
T. K. c originally a place-name meaning ' images of Shemiram '
I. One of David's heroes, I Ch. 12 5 (rm,mpaa IBD. See
DAVID, s 1.1 (~)(iii.), ~01.
(=Name of Ram or 'the Exalted One'), just as
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a. A son of Kchoboam, by &fahalath (=Jerahmeelith [Che.l), Anathoth may mean 'images of Annth.'
2 Ch. 11 19.
'Shem.bahl'(nemc of Bi.al)war a name or form of Artrne
3. 1. Contemporaries of Ezra, who bad taken foreign wiver, (see Inscr. of Eshmun'-h 1. 48) and the rtory of the cunqucrts
En* l0jr (--,a[Bl, -'a [KAI); o. 4i (-*,a[BKI, .car [Al).
of Semiramis in Upper Asia is '2. tranrlation into the languagc
of p~litical hi:tory of the ditiurion rnd viftorier of her worrhlp
SHEMEEER (12&fX?), . . .. Gm. 142. See SHINAB. in that region. Themax" centre ofthir dlffurion war Bambyc:
or Hierapas (WRS, 'Ctesiss and the Ssmhamir legend,
SEEMED (lpd), I Ch. 8x1 RV, AV SHAXED. Sag. Hirf. RN., Aprll 1887, P. 3.7).
But what prob8biIity is there in either of the above
SEEMEB 1. (lnd; CEMHP. C&MWP[B]. CE. [A]. exolanations? None at all, if the annlonv of other
CEMMH~ [L]). According to I K. 1624 Shemer war ~kiticnl names in Ch. is to be trusted. ii Ch. 178
the owner of the hill x,hich Omri bought, whence the it is specially plain that the names among which this
place received the name of Samaria (p~v). See strange form occurs are ethnics (cp GENEA~.OGIES i..
SAXARIA.
75). It so happens too that the form which appears
z and 3. AV SHAMEK (-q$), properly a clan-name in that passage suggests the true explanation. It is
(see Stade. ZA T1W 5166). but applied to real or not mo,mm (Shemiramoth ?), but nin.?e+, where ndnd
supposed persona : a 1,evite. I Ch. 646 [y] ( a ~ p p : ~ ~ is ) presumably a cmruption of a ditto'kaphed ,a, and
and ben Heber in a genealogy of ASHER [y,v., g 4 ii.], mav safelv be disrrearded. SlnMnr 1o.v.l ,. , is a - rood
I Ch. 734 (arppp [B], oweqp [AL]) : in v. 3% he is Levitical name, according to the Chronicler : in z Ch.
called SHOMER [g.~.].
29.3 it occurs just before Je'uel or Je'irl, which aame
SHEMIDA (Yl'n'8). a Gileadite clan belonging to
(i.r.. Je'iel) is apparently a mntilated form of Ja'n~iel
(see I Ch. 1518 16s). mm'as, too is, in z Ch.
MANASSEH (8 9) (Xu. 263%. cy~aep : Josh. 172,
31 ~3, worn down into ' Jerimoth' (=Jerahmeel). On
CYMAPEIMIBII cE~lp&E[Al. CI*M~A&E[L]: I Ch.719
'Sherniramoth' in I Ch. 15- f see further SHEMINITH.
AV Shemidah: CEMelpa [HA], c&M€lA& [L]), after
T. K. C.
whom the Shemidaites were called (Xu. LC. 'mn!? ;
SEEMUEL ( i~ln~, CaMoy~h). I. I Ch. 633 [la]
CYM&EP[EII [BAFLI).
\lay we venture to hold that op here is s divine appellation?
RV SAMUEI., the prophet (see SAMUEL).
See N~iiss, E +3, SHEM [NAMES w>ru1. The ilternarivs ir to
2. b. Ammihud, a chief of SlMEON (s 8 iii., lasf
s.pp. a corrupdon 5xye .
note), Nu. 3420 ; (oahopvh).
SHEMINITH, UPON, RV 'set to the Sheminith' 3. b. Tola, of IssacsAn (5 7) (I Ch. 71 : tmopovqX
[B. a dittographed r]).
(n91v~w;~iiu: w"*~~ in ~$5. ynep THC O~AOHC The name is difficult. For discusions rcc NAMES. P 39,
where ibcaring the name of God' is rugg~sred: Driver, TXS
eBIU in I Ch., &M&CENEIB: Jer, ru$erortavo [Ps. 6.1,
13s (on 1 S. 1.0. where Gereniur's erplanarion. 'name of
pmmtnun [Pr.1211 i en, THC orho~c [Aq.. Ps.Fil. God' ii nronounc~d 'as ohvlous as >I is natural'): Hornmel.
?epl THC O~AOHC [BL in I Ch., Sym.]; 'TE.
on the lyre with eight strings'), a technical phrase 1 $5 ISYC~I times (r.g.Ps.9211) miruritten for ~X~OW,.
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