Naharaim

Naharaim, and Aram Nachor, he saw men eating, drinking, and playing: he said therefore, Let not my portion be in that land.

From the Talmud and Hebraica 1602-1675 1979

Khurasan and Sheba which is El-Yemen, and Diyar Kalach (Bekr) and the land of Aram Naharaim (Mesopotamia), and over the dwellers in the mountains of Ararat and the land of the Alans [132], which is a land surrounded by mountains and has no outlet except by the iron gates which Alexander made, but which were afterwards broken.

The Itinerary of Benjamin of Tudela Benjamin of Tudela

Naharaim as the assailants of Jerusalem and its territory.

Patriarchal Palestine 1889

The Pharaoh now took ship and descended the Euphrates, "conquering the towns and ploughing up the fields of the king of Naharaim."

Patriarchal Palestine 1889

Nahrima, or Naharaim, was the name by which the kingdom of Mitanni was known to its Canaanite and Egyptian neighbours.

Patriarchal Palestine 1889

Naharaim, the Hittites and the Assyrians, Cyprus and Sangar.

Patriarchal Palestine 1889

Along with the Babylonians the people of Naharaim had made themselves formidable to the inhabitants of Canaan, and their name was feared as far south as

Patriarchal Palestine 1889

While there is a ship in the midst of the sea, the arm (or oracle) of the Mighty King shall conquer the countries of Naharaim

Patriarchal Palestine 1889

Naharaim, who had collected his soldiers and horses "from the extreme ends of the world."

Patriarchal Palestine 1889

Naharaim on the banks of the Euphrates, as well as from the Gulf of

Patriarchal Palestine 1889