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'wall' or 'walled town' (Del: Par. z16), and severalBabylonian cities had names compounded with Dur.lThat the writer of the narrative knew any of theseplaces, appears improbable. Possibly the old nameDcru had attwhcd itself in his time to the plaingdjacent to the remains of the walls of Babylon. Atany rate, the scene of the dedication of the image mustin the writer's mind have been close to Babylon.

See ASHES.

T.K.C.

DUST (le?),Gen. 2 7 1827 etc.DWARF, mentioned among those who were for-

bidden access to the temple (Lev. 2120),is the EV1 Oppert finds an echo ofDura in theNahr Dzrr and theT?Z7&?D?ir&EzjJd. enMhoj. [162] 1238).

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for iY!, which has been variously rendered ' freckled '( ~ , J ,HAOC [aBAPL],ppus, 'blear-eyed ' [Vg.]), ' short-sighted, ' weak-eyed, ' affected with a cataract ' (Rabb.,cp Targ. Jer.). Th e literal meaning of the word, viz.' shrunk,' ' withered ' (Ges., Kn., Ke. ), seems mostnatural. '

DYED ATTIRE (&lq), Ezek. 23 15 EV ; RVW' dyed turbans ' ; see TURBAN.DYED GARBIENTS. For Judg. 530 RVmS CP'p2Y)

see COLOURS,col. 869, n. 2 ; and for Is. 631 AV (v?DQ) seeia., 10.DYES. See COLOURS, 8 1 3 8

DYSENTERY (AYCENTEP ION ) , Acts 288 RV; AV'bloody flux.' See DISEASES,, and cp EMERODS.

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