Gen. x. 22.LUD, the fourth Son of Shem, peopled, as the Generality of the Ancients and Moderns say, Lydia, a Province of Asia the Less. Arias Montanus places the Ludim there where the Tigris and Euphrates meet, and M. le Clerc, between the Rivers Chaboras, and Saocoras or Masca.
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