Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,7 | Jerusalem, not even the north of Palestine being included. It is quite
 2 4,4 | especially in the Old Testament, Palestine was an agricultural land
 3 6,3 |          While the background of Palestine has grown faint, that of
 4 9,2 |       century A.D.), a native of Palestine, Elkosh is placed in the
 5 11,5|      north, for the geography of Palestine demanded that invasion must
 6 11,2|       Philistine who in and near Palestine was uncircumcised). The
 7 11,8|        tribes that were still in Palestine. After Necho’s triumph this
 8 13,1|         the Nations.~1 — Ch. 25. Palestine’s Neighbours.~2 — Chs. 26-
 9 14,5|          other peoples living in Palestine and for those of Israelite
10 15,4|        three directions (west of Palestine is the Mediter­ranean!)
11 17,3|       date after the conquest of Palestine by Alexander the Great (
12 17,7|          of his not returning to Palestine.~ Apart from legends of