Bat'a-ne Be-ro'thath Beryl Bath-rab'biin Be'li-al Ber-ze'lus Be-sa'i Bes-o-dei'ak Bel-te-shaz'zar Betah Bet'a-ne Ben-eb'e-rak Beth-ab'a-ra Be'a-loth Ben-e-ja'a-kan Beth-ab'a-ralt Ben-ha'dad Beth'a-nath Beth'a-noth Ben-ha'nan Beth'a-ny Beth'a-ram Beth-ar'bel Beth-a'ven Beth-az'ma-veth Beth'ba-al-me'on Be-el-i'a-da Ben-zo'heth Beth-ba'ra Be-el-sa'rus Be'on Beth-ba'rah Be-el-teth'mus Be'or Beth'ba.si Beth-bir'e-i Beth'car Ber-a-chi'ah Beth.da'gon Be'er-ah, or Ber-a-i'ah Beth-dib-la-tha'im Beth'el Beth-e'mek Be'ther Beth-es’da Beth-e'zel Beer-she'ba Be'rith Beth-ga'der Be-esh'te-rah Ber-ni'ce Beth-ga'mul Be'he-moth Be'ro-dach Bala- Beth-hac-ce'rem Bekah dan Beth-ha'ran Beth-hogʻla Ber-o-tha'i Beth-ho'ron Be'la-ite Be-ro'thah *Beth-jesh'i-moth * Messrs. Walker and Perry spell the second syllable of this word without an h. I find it spelled with one in Macklin's Bible, and am inclined to consider the editors of so magnificent Beth-leb'a.oth Beth'ul Beth'zur Beth'le-hem Ju'- Be-to'li-us dal Bet-o-mas'them Bich'ri Bid'kar Bil'dad Bilha, or Bin'nu-i Beth'u-el Bir'sha Bir'za.vith Big'tha Bilgah a work, a good authority. The Scripture Proper Names by Messrs. Fulton and Knight are nearly an exact copy of Mr. Walker's, therefore no authority at all. C. Cab'bon Car-a-ba'si.on Cab'ham Car'cas Ca'bul Car'cha-mis Cad'uis Car'che-mish Ca'des- Bar'ne Ca-re'alt Ca'desh Ca-ri'a Cad'mi el Car-ma'ni.an Cæ'sar Car'me Cui'a-pha's Car'mel Cain, Kane Car'mel-ite Cai'nan Car'mel-ite-ess Cai'rite Car'mi Ca'lah Car'mite Ca-lam-oi'a-lus Car'na-im Cala-mus Car'ni-on Cal'col Carpus Caldees Car-she'na Ca'leb Cas-i-phi'a Caʼleb Eph'ra-tah Cas'leu Cal'i tas Cas'lu-him Cal-lis'the-nes Cas'phon Cainel Casphor Cas'pis, Cas phin Cas'tor Ca'mon Cath'u-a Ca'na Ce'dron - Ca'naan Cei'lan Can'aan-ite Ce-le-mi'a Can'da-ce Ce'lo-Syr'i-a Can'neh Cen'chre-a Cen-de-be'us Ces-a-rea Ce'tab Caph'tho-rim Cha'bris Cap-pa-do'ci-a Cha-dias Cho-reas mo-nui or Cher'eth-im Cher'eth-ite Che'rith, or Cherish Cher'ub Cher'u-bim Ches'a-lon Che'sed Che'sib Che'sil Che'sud Che-sul'loth Chet'ti-im Chet'tim Che'rib Chi'don Chile-ab Chili-on Chilmad Chiin'ham Chin'ner-eth Chios Chis'leu, or Cas'leu, or Cis'leu Chis'lon Chis'loth Ta'bor Chittim Chi'un Chlo'e Chooba Cho-bai Cho-ra'sin, or Cho-ra'shan, or tha'im Co-los'se tha'im Dam'a-ris Dam'as-cenes Dam-as'cus Dan'ite Dan-ja'an Dan'iel Dan'nal Dan'o-brath Daph'ne Da'ra Dar'da Da-ri'an Da-ri'us Dar'kon Da'than Dath'e-ma Dath'man Da'vid De'bir Deb'o-rah De-cap'o-lis De'dan Ded'a-nim De'ha-vite De'kar Del-a-i'ah Dinah Din'a-ite Din'ha-bal Di-o-nys'i-us Di-os-co-rin'thi-us Dis'cus Di'shan Di'shon Diz'a-hab Do'cus Dod'a-i Doda-nim Doda-vah Do'do Do'eg Doph'kah Do'ra Dor'cas Do-rym'e-nes Do-sith'e-us Do-tha'im Do'than Dru-silla Du'mah Du'ra - ЕС EG EL F'a-nas Ec-cle-si-as'ti-cus | Egypt E-gyp'tian Eddi-as E'hi E'den E'hud E'der E'ker E'des Ek're-bel Edna Ek'ron E'dom Ek'ron-ite Ed'om-ite E'la Ed're-i Ela-dah Egʻlah E'lal Egʻla-im E'lam Eg'lon El'am-ite |