Shimeam: Shimeam seems to be a mistake for Shimeah; the only difference being ν:, mem: final, and δ:, hay:; and the LXX in both places read Σαμαα:, Samaa:.
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1 Chronicles 9:38
1 Chronicles 9:38
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