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BUBALUS. There is frequent mention Deut. xiv. 1 Kingsof the Bubalus in Scripture. Moses suffered the Hebrews to eat of it; and it was served up at Solomon’s Table. The Hebrew Jachmur1, signifies a certain Animal which is found about the Euphrates, with horns like a Stag, and red hair. After this manner the Arabians describe the Jachmur, which the Vulgate has translated Bubalus.
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יחמורBubalus. ↩
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