hat the locality wherethe piece was unearthed is important and deserves to be dulyconsidered. In Judaea, as in Phoenicia, plain seals with nothing but the name 1 See De Vogues Mélanges dArch. Orientale, chapter on Intailles à LégendesSémetiques, in-8°, 1878, and Menant, Recherches sur la Glyptique… … Fir,. 224. — Seal ofObadiâhû. Actualshape of stone. (1 Kings xviii. ; Fig. 225.—Seal ofObadiâhû, en-graved side. engraved upon them are of frequent occurrence ; for instance, OfObadiâhû, servant of the king (Figs. 224 and 225). It is to be regretted that the same Oba-diâhû neglected to tell us…
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