(Hebrews Baalis',
áִּòֲìַéñ
, prob. for
áֶּïàּòֲìַéñ
, son of exultation; Sept.
ÂåëéóÜ
v. r.
ÂåëåéóóÜ
, and even
Âáóßëéóóá
; Vulg. Baalis), king of the Ammonites about the time of the Babylonian captivity, whom Johanan and his fellow-generals reported to Gedaliah, the viceroy, as having sent Ishmael to assassinate him (Jeremiah xl, 14). B.C. 587. Some MSS. have Baalim (
áִּòֲìַéí
), and so Josephus (
Âááëåßì
, Ant. 10:9, 3).