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The History of Antiquity, Vol. 1 (of 6)

Note 491 — Chapter V

Evelyn Abbott translation

Above, p. 127; Gen. x. 13, 14; Amos ix. 7; Deut. ii. 23; Jeremiah xlvii. 4; Stark, "Gaza," s. 104 ff. Ebers explains Kaphtor by Kaft-ur, i. e. Great Kaft, Great Phenicia. To Ai-Kaphtor the Egyptian Aa-Kaft, i. e. island and coast land, curved coast land would correspond.—"Ægypten," s. 131 ff.

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