The Church Fathers · c. 320–330
On the Place Names in Holy Scripture
Onomasticon
Eusebius of Caesarea · c. 260–339
What it is
An alphabetical gazetteer of biblical places, giving each one's location in the fourth-century landscape and whether the village was still standing.
Why it lasted
The first work of biblical geography and still a primary source for the historical topography of Palestine.
Where to read it
This work is in the public domain and can be read in full, free, at the archives below. The Library catalogues it; it does not host the text.
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