 | Universal history - 1779 - 520 pages
...were fet in four rows, three in each row ; and the whole was faftened at the four corners, thofe at the top to each fhoulder-piece by a golden hook, or...that the whole might be tied faft to the garment, without danger of falling off; for thefe were never to be fevered. The Jews tell us, that if the high-prieft... | |
 | Encyclopaedia Perthensis - 1807 - 802 pages
...Plate XLVJ. fg. 8. This breaftplate was fattened at the 4 corners ; thofe on the top to each (houlder by a golden hook or ring at the end of a wreathed chain ; and thofe below, to the girdle of the cphod, by two ftrings or ribbons, •which had likewife two rings and hooks. This ornament was never... | |
 | Encyclopaedia Britannica - 1810 - 816 pages
...J'ft" (BENJAMIN This breaft-plate was fattened at the four corners ; thofe on the top to each moulder by a golden hook or ring at the end of a wreathed...and thofe below, to the girdle of the ephod, by two Itrings or ribbons, which had likewife two rings and hooks. This ornament was never to be fevered from... | |
 | John Mason Good - 1813 - 764 pages
...| NuphitiAh. This brcast-plutc was fastened at the four corners ; those on the top to each shoulder by a golden hook or ring at the end of a wreathed chain; and those below, to the girdle of the cphod, by two strings or ribands, which had likewise two rings and... | |
 | 1816 - 782 pages
...PLte XLVI ,fy 8. This breaftplate was fattened at the. 4 corners j thoftron the top to each fhoulder by a golden hook or ring at the end of a wreathed chain; and thofe 'below, to, the girdle of the cphod, by two fi rings or ribbons, jvhich had likewife two rings iir.d hooks 'J'l'.is ornament was... | |
 | Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington) - 436 pages
...they were set. This breast-plate was fastened at the four comers; those on the top to each shoulder by a golden hook or ring at the end of a wreathed chain; and those below, to the girdle of the ephod, by two string) or ribbons, which had, likewise, two rings... | |
 | Augustin Calmet - 1832 - 1060 pages
...natural science. The breastplate was fastened at the four corners ; those on the top to each shoulder, by a golden hook, or ring, at the end of a wreathed chain ; those below to the girdle of the ephod by two strings or ribands, which also liad two rings and hooks.... | |
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This breaftplate was fattened at the 4 corners ; thofe on the top to each (houlder by a golden hook or ring at the end of a wreathed chain ; and thofe below, to the girdle of the cphod, by two ftrings or ribbons, •which had likewife two rings and hooks. 