Joshua 15:34

“And Zanoah, etc.] The first of these, Jerom says f338, is in the borders of Eleutheropolis, as you go to Aelia (or Jerusalem); there is at this day a village called Zanua; and Engannim, which signifies a fountain of gardens, is now (according to the same writer f339) a village near Bethel; and Tappuah was a royal city, of which (see <061217>Joshua 12:17). Enaim, in the tribe of Judah, Jerom says f340 in his day was the village Bethenim, about the turpentine tree, or oak of Mamre; but that seems to be the same with Ain, (<061532>Joshua 15:32); of which he says the same under that word, and makes it to be two miles from the oak, and four from Hebron. Masius thinks it is the same with Enam,…”

“List of the towns of the tribe of Judah. These are arranged in four divisions, according to the natural features of the district; namely,, those of the Negeb or south country Joshua 15:21-32; of “the valley,” or “the plain” (“Shephelah”, Joshua 15:33-47); of “the mountains” Joshua 15:48-60; and of “the wilderness” Joshua 15:61-62. Many of the identifications are still conjectural only. Joshua 15:21-32. The Negeb was for the most part rocky and arid, and cannot have been at any time very thickly populated. Joshua 15:21 Kabzeel was the native place of Benaiah 2 Samuel 23:20, who was famous as a slayer of lions. The Negeb was a principal haunt of these beasts. Joshua 15:24 Telem may be the…”

“Tappuah: Jos 15:53, Jos 12:17 Joshua 15:35”