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Excerpt from Novus Thesaurus Philologico-Criticus Sive Lexicon in LXX Et Reliquos Interpretes Graecos Ac Scriptores Apocryphos Veteris Testamenti, Vol. 4: Post Bielium Et Alios Viros Doctos Congessit Et Edidit; N-P
Nabi'n' cubicula, thalami. Mug plur. Foam. Escch. XL, 12. Zara? Npdoamov 1a'iv va?iv ante thalamos. De hac voce [oh. Fried. Breitlmupt in Epistola ad Keslerum ita Ego in cam devenio sententiam ut existimem, hab voce re epici ad hobr. Un: seu prout Babbini pro D, in 'plurali frequente: usurpare Bolent), significa: habitacnla, man cionn, singulari mi, babilaoulum, mancia. Numerus plu rali: genere masculino 'reperitur Ierem. XLIX, 20. Ubi exem plaria quaedam habent: d'mj. Targum quoque [mat/zani: ibid. N'umero plurali transtulit numa-m, b. E. Habitacula eorum. Ecquis enim doctus primo quasi intuitu' non videt, dictionem illum mph: non esse graecam? Videtur itaque, quod LXX hebr. Vocem - un, cuius significatio obscurior' est, per aliam vocem hebr., quae planiorem et magis perspi cuam habet siguificatiouem, exprimem volueriut. Sicut enim vox un latine exponitut cubiculum, mansiuncula, dorma: cna (vide Munster; et Vatabl. Ad Eze0h. XL, ita can dem significationem habet m:, b. E. Habitaculum mansio, conclave etc. LXX vortunt zatoiivpa, xarbihnng, avoinamng', Vide Appemd. Crit. Saar. Ed. Leigh. P. 149. Dicere etiam quis posset, addit Bich'as, quod Esack. C. In codice quo dam hebr. Pro Mm; scriptum fuerit ut v. 7. Et, sicuti urg 0. Redditur 8a6, ita et LXX primo expresserint per Gavi'p, atq'ue inde p_ostea vafiiv corrupto ouatam sit. Si militer ex Nauti0 Sam. XIX, 25. In qu0dam codioe Corrupto enalum est et apud Hesycfzium A-'apair.
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