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 1   1, 77(72) |           Syriac]. Ovens in the East are not unlike large stone
 2   2, 12(11) | originally Boodhi, wise) of the East, to this day. — Hesiod also
 3   2, 12(11) |   opinion prevails still in the East: and it is affirmed, that
 4   2, 52(97) |      Soofee Philosophers of the East; and so called because made
 5   2, 64(119)| sacrifices still prevail in the East to some extent. In the district
 6   2, 65(120)|     Bedouins, and others in the East still do.—Orat. de laudd.
 7   2, 67(127)|  Idolatry from Egypt, while the East was more particularly supplied
 8   3, 2      |      without  ./. danger to the East: and again, those who were
 9   3, 2      |     those who were here (in the East) could proceed thither as
10   3, 34     |        and given light from the East even to the West by the
11   3, 79     |       to reside together in the east, along with those at the
12   4, 2      |        many shall come from the East and from the West, and shall
13   4, 3      |        of those residing in the East, and in the West4: -- those (
14   4, 3(4)   |          and in quarters of the East, and at the settings of
15   4, 3      |         who resided both in the East, and the West. To these
16   4, 4      |        Hindoos, residing in the East; and, how there are with
17   4, 5      |       Many7 shall come from the East and the West, and shall
18   4, 5      |        they shall come from the East, and from the West, and
19   4, 8(23)  |  prevailing far and wide in the East at this very day. The Hebrew
20   4, 31(119)|    belief in magic still in the East, the Mohammedans strongly
21   4, 35     | lightning shineth from the  ./. East, and is seen even to the
22   4, 35     |         goeth forth144 from the East, and is seen even to the