Colophon
Budge 1922 translation, complete 117 chapters with preface, introduction, colophon and notes; excludes biblical-passages appendix and index
E. A. Wallis Budge
Source notes
[36] Or, cringing, or, degraded. The ancient Egyptians often spoke of “Kesh, the vile.”
[37] Probably a corruption of the name Ekron (2 Kings i, 2), the city-god of which was Baal-zebub.
[38] Five mice and five emerods
[39] I.e. the “Shunammite woman” (see 1 Kings i, 3).
[40] I.e., Satan, the Devil.
[41] David was the eighth of Jesse’s sons.
[42] Pieces of money in silver.