Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Middle English forms of
flume .
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Also from Bethany go men to flom Jordan by a mountain and through desert.
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This flom Jordan is no great river, but it is plenteous of good fish; and it cometh out of the hill of Lebanon by two wells that be clept Jor and Dan, and of the two wells hath it the name.
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And also this flom Jordan departeth the land of Galilee and the land of Idumea and the land of Betron, and that runneth under earth
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And a mile from flom Jordan is the river of Jabbok, the which Jacob passed over when he came from
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After is the kingdom of Mesopotamia, that beginneth, toward the east, to the flom of Tigris, unto a city that is clept Mosul; and it stretcheth toward the west to the flom of Euphrates unto a city that is clept Roianz; and in length it goeth to the mount of
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And in that flom Jordan above-said was our Lord baptised of
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And there be many good waters and good wells that come under earth from the flom of Paradise, that is clept Euphrates, that is a journey beside that city; and that river cometh towards Ind under earth, and resorteth into the land of
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From that hill to Jericho, that I spake of before, is but a mile in going toward flom Jordan.
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And ye shall understand, that within the Dead Sea, runneth the flom Jordan, and there it dieth, for it runneth no further more, and that is a place that is a mile from the church of Saint John the Baptist toward the west, a little beneath the place where that
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