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Targum do Rodzaju 10:78

Targum Jonathan on Genesis

These are the generations of the sons of Noach, and (of the) sons (who) were born to them after the deluge.
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Tafsir Rasag

And this is an expounding of the begettings of the sons of Noaḥ, Shem and Ḥam and Yefet, for they had sons after the flood.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

The sons of Japheth, Gomer, and Magog, and Madai, and Javan, and Thubal, and Meshek, and Thiras. And the names of their provinces, Afriki, and Germania, and Medi, and Makadonia, and Iatinia, and Asia, and Tharki.
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Targum Jerusalem

The sons of Japheth, Gomer; and the name of their provinces, Afriki, and Garmania, and Madai, and Mokdonia, and Yatania, and Asia, and Tharki.
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Tafsir Rasag

The sons of Yefet: Turkey and Yaʾjūj and Media and Greece and China and Khorasan and Persia
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And the sons of Gomer, Ashkenaz, and Riphath, and Togarma.
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Targum Jerusalem

And the sons of Gomer, and the name of their provinces, Asia and Pharkui (Phrygia?) and Barberia.
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Tafsir Rasag

The sons of Gomer: the Slavs and Franks and Burgundians.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And the sons of Javan, Elisha, Alas, and Tarsas, Akazia, and Dordonia.
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Targum Jerusalem

And the sons of Javan, Elisha, and the name of their provinces, Alastarasom, Italia, and Dordonia.
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Tafsir Rasag

And the sons of Greece: Cilicia and Tarsus and Cyprus and Adana.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

From these were distributed the tribes of the islands of the Gentiles, every one according to his language, to his kindred in their nations.
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Tafsir Rasag

From these dispersed the islands of nations – pertaining to their countries, each group to their language, to their clans and their nations.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And the sons of Cham, Kush, and Mizraim, and Phut, and Kenaan. And the name of their provinces, Arabia, and Mizraim, and Alichrok, and Kenaan.
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Tafsir Rasag

And the sons of Ḥam: Ethiopia and Egypt and Tafath and Canaan.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And the sons of Kush, Seba, and Havilah, and Sabta, and Raama, and Sabteka, and the name of their provinces, Sinirai, and Hindiki, and Semadi, and Lubai, and Zingai. And the sons of Mauritinos, Zmargad and Mezag.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And Kush begat Nimrod: he began to be mighty in sin, and to rebel before the Lord in the earth.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

He was a mighty rebel before the Lord; therefore it is said, From the day that the world was created there hath not been as Nimrod, mighty in hunting, and a rebel before the Lord.
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Targum Jerusalem

He was mighty in hunting and in sin before the Lord; for he was a hunter of the sons of men in their languages. And he said to them, Leave the judgments of Shem, and adhere to the judgments of Nimrod. On this account it is said, As Nimrod the mighty, mighty in hunting and in sin before the Lord.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And the beginning of his kingdom was Bavel the Great, and Hadas, and Netsibin, and Ketispon, in the land of Pontos.
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Targum Jerusalem

And the beginning of his kingdom was Bavel, and Hadas, and Netsibin, and Katispa in the land of Bavel.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

From that land went forth Nimrod, and reigned in Athur, because he would not be in the counsel of a divided generation. And he left those four cities; and the Lord thereupon gave him a place; and he builded four other cities, Nineveh and Pelatiath, Kartha and Parioth.
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Targum Jerusalem

From that land he went out towards Athur, and builded Nineveh, and Pelatiath-Kartha, and Hadiath.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And Talesar, which was builded between Nineveh and Hadiath; that is a great city.
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Targum Jerusalem

And Talesar, between Nineveh and Hadiath, which is a great city.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And Mizraim begat the Nivatee, and the Mariotee, and the Livakee, and the Pantascinee,
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Targum Jerusalem

And Mizraim begat the Mariotaee, and Pentepolitaee, and Lusetaee,
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

and the Pathrosim, and the Nasiotaee, and the Pantapolotee, from whom went forth the Philistaee and the Kaphodikaee.
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Targum Jerusalem

and Pelusaee, and the Pantaskenaee, from whom went forth the Philistaee and Kapodekaee.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And Kenaan begat Zidon his firstborn, and Heth,
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

and the Jebusaee, and the Emoraee, and the Gergeshaee,
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

and the Hivaee, and the Irkaee, and the Antosaee,
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Targum Jerusalem

And the Tripolaee, and the Arkaee, and the Kaphrusaee.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

and the Lutasaee, and the Chomtsaee, and the Antekoee; and after then the seed of the Kenaanaee were scattered.
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Targum Jerusalem

And the Antridanaee, and the Chamatsaee, and the Antukeia: from Bavel, after then, were distinguished the islands of the peoples.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And the limit of the Kenaanaee was from Kothanis, going up to Gerar, unto Azah, unto Sedom and Amorah, Admah and Zeboim, unto Kaldahi.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

These are the sons of Cham, according to the seed of their genealogies, after their languages, in the dwelling of their lands, in the kindred of their people.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And to Shem also was born a son. He is the father of all the sons of the Hebrews, the brother of Japheth, great in the fear of the Lord.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

The sons of Shem: Elim, and Athur, and Arphakshad, and Lud, and Aram.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

Arphakshad begat Shelach, and Shelach begat Eber.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And to Eber were born two sons: the name of the one was Peleg, because in his days the earth was divided; and the name of the other Joktan.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And Joktan begat Elmodad, who measured (or lined) the earth with lines; and Shaleph, who led forth the waters of rivers, and Chatsarmaveth, and Jarach, and
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

Harodam, and Uzal, and Dikla,
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

and Oval, and Avimael, and Sheba,
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

and Ophir, and Havila, and Jobab. All these are the sons of Joktan.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

And the house of their dwelling was from Mesha, by which thou goest up to Sepharvae, a mountain of the east.
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Targum Jonathan on Genesis

These are the sons of Shem, according to their houses, in the dwelling of their lands, according to the kindred of their people.
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