Baldi, Donato, O.F.M. (1888–1965)

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• vols. III–VI: Baldi Donato, O.F.M., Preside della Scuola Biblica Francescana - Gerusalemme
• vol. VII: Baldi Donato, O.F.M., Preside dell'Ist. Biblico della « Flagellazione » - Gerusalemme
• vol. VIII: Baldi Donato, O.F.M., Preside della Scuola Biblica Francescana - Gerusalemme
• vol. IX: Baldi Donato, O.F.M., Preside dell'Istituto Biblico della « Flagellazione » - Gerusalemme
• vol. X: Baldi Donato, O.F.M., Presidente dell'Ist. Biblico della « Flagellazione » - Gerusalemme
• vol. XI: Baldi Donato, O.F.M., Preside dell'Ist. Biblico della « Flagellazione » - Gerusalemme
• vol. XII: Baldi Donato, O. F. M., Preside dell'Ist. Biblico della « Flagellazione » - Gerusalemme

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Subjects Sacred Scripture 100, Geography & Dioceses 7, Christian Archaeology 4, History & Biography 2
Entries per volume III 8, IV 7, V 18, VI 17, VII 14, VIII 8, IX 7, X 8, XI 16, XII 14

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• ● Caiaphas (Arab. Haifā) CAIFA (ARAB. HAJFĀ) · III, coll. 299–302
• ● Callirhoe CALLIROE · III, coll. 385–386
• ● Ceila (Hebrew Qē'lláh; spelled in the letters of El-Amarna) CEILA (EBR. QÉ'LLÁH; KIILTI NELLE LETTERE DI EL-AMARNA) · III, coll. 1249–1252
• ● Cilicia · III, coll. 1609–1612
• ● Cison (Heb. Qîšōn, "Tortuous") CISON (EBR. QĪŠŌN, « TORTUOSO ») · III, coll. 1737–1738
• ● Corozain · IV, coll. 585–586
• ● Crete CRETA · IV, coll. 869–872
• ● Cyprus Cipro § Storia · III, coll. 1693–1696
• ● Cyrene CIRENE · III, coll. 1711–1712
• ○ Dalmanutha · IV, coll. 1117–1118
• ● Dead Sea MORTO, MARE · VIII, coll. 1449–1450
• ● Decapolis DECAPOLI · IV, coll. 1265–1266
• ● Dibon (Heb. Dibbân) DIBON (EBR. DIBBÂN) · IV, coll. 1561–1562
• ● Dodanim · IV, coll. 1789–1790
• ● Dothain · IV, coll. 1899–1900
• ● Ecce Homo § Arco dell' e. h · V, coll. 31–34
• ● Emath (Heb. Hāniṯ) EMATH (EBR. HÁNITH) · V, coll. 271–274
• ● Emmaus · V, coll. 311–314
• ● Ephrem · V, coll. 409–410
• ● Esdraelon ESDRELON · V, coll. 565–566
• ● Etam (Heb. 'Ējām, Vulg. Etam) ETAM (EBR. 'ÉJĀM, VOLG. ETAM) · V, coll. 665–668
• ● Etham (Heb. 'Ethām) ETHAM (EBR. 'ETHĀM) · V, coll. 671–672
• ● Gabaa · V, coll. 1831–1832
• ● Gadara · V, coll. 1839–1842
• ● Galilee GALILEA · V, coll. 1869–1872
• ● Garizim (Arabic Gebel et-Tôr) GARIZIM (ARABO GEBEL ET-TÔR) · V, coll. 1943–1944
• ● Gaulon · V, coll. 1963–1964
• ● Gaza (Hebrew Azzah, Arabic Ghazzah) GAZA (EBR. AZZAH, AR. GAZZAH) · V, coll. 1969–1972
• ● Gelboe · V, coll. 1983–1984
• ● Gennesaret (Hebrew Kinnereth) GENESARETH (EBR. KINNERETH) · V, coll. 2005–2008
• ● Gerar (Hebrew Gerar, Septuagint Germar) GÉRARA (EBR. GÉRÂR, SETTANTA ΓΕΡΜΑΡ) · VI, coll. 81–82
• ● Geras (Geras) GÉRASA · VI, coll. 91–94
• ● Gethsemane (Hebrew Gath-Šēmānîm, "Oil Press") GETHSEMANI (EBR. GATH-ŠĒMĀNIM « STRETTOIO PER OLIO ») · VI, coll. 285–288
• ● Gibeon (Heb. Gibh'ôn) GABAON (EBR. GIBH'ÔN) · V, coll. 1831–1832
• ○ Gihon · VI, coll. 389–390
• ● Gilead GALAAD · V, coll. 1851–1852
• ● Gilgal, Gilgala (Heb. Hag-Gilgâl "The Circle") GALGAL, GALGALA (EBR. HAG-GILGÂL «IL CERCHIO») · V, coll. 1867–1870
• ● Hai (Heb. Ha-'Aj, always with the article 'the ruin'; Septuagint Ia) HAI (EBR. HĀ-'AJ SEMPRE CON L'ARTICOLO «LA ROVINA»; SETTANTA I°A) · VI, coll. 1331–1332
• ● Hebal · VI, coll. 1381–1382
• ○ Heusden, Giovanni Vos van HEUSDEN GIOVANNI VOS, DI · VI, coll. 1429–1430
• ● Hevei (Hebrew: Hā-hīwāš always with the article and in the singular; Septuagint: Ὁ Εὐαῖος, sometimes Οἱ Εὐαῖοι) HEVEI (EBR. HĀ-HĪWĀŠ SEMPRE CON L'ARTICOLO E AL SINGOLARE; SETTANTA Ὁ ΕΥ̓ΑΙ͂ΟΣ, QUALCHE VOLTA ΟἹ ΕΥ̓ΑΙ͂ΟΙ) · VI, coll. 1429–1430
• ● Hevila (Hebrew: Ḥāwīlāh probably from ḥōl «sand»; Septuagint: Εὐαία) HEVILA (EBR. ḤĀWĪLĀH PROB. DA ḤŌL «SABBIA»; SETTANTA ΕΥ̓ΑΙ͂Α) · VI, coll. 1429–1430
• ◐ Horma (Hebrew Hormāh) HORMA (EBR. HORMĀH) · VI, coll. 1481–1482
• ● Iconium ICONIO · VI, coll. 1541–1542
• ● Issachar · VII, coll. 329–330
• ● Iturea · VII, coll. 525–526
• ● Japha (Heb. Jāp̄ō; Gr. Iyppē; Ar. Jāfā "The Beautiful") GIAFFA (EBR. JĀPHŌ, GR. 'ΙΥ̓́ΠΠΗΙ, AR. JĀFĀ «LA BELLA») · VI, coll. 339–340
• ● Jebusites IEBUSEI · VI, coll. 1581–1582
• ● Jericho (Hebrew Yērīkō, Arabic Eriha) GERICO (EBR. JĒRIKŌ, AR. ERIKAH) · VI, coll. 113–116
• ◐ Jerusalem GERUSALEMME § Storia antica · VI, coll. 195–202
• ◐ Jezreel ("God Sows", Allusion To The Fertility Of Its Soil) IEZRAEL (« DIO SEMINA », ALLUSIONE ALLA FERTILITÀ DEL SUOLO) · VI, coll. 1591–1592
• ● Jordan (Heb. Yardēn; Arabic al-Urdunn) GIORDANO (EBR. JARDĒN, ARABO EL-URDUNN) · VI, coll. 433–436
• ○ Kittim (Kittijīm, in Jer. 2, 10) KITTĪM (KITTIJĪM, IN IER. 2, 10) · VII, coll. 711–712
• ● Libya LIBIA § La l. nella s. scrittura · VII, coll. 1295–1296
• ● Licia · VII, coll. 1327–1328
• ● Lithostrotos LITHÓSTROTOS · VII, coll. 1423–1424
• ● Lycaonia LICAONIA · VII, coll. 1323–1324
• ○ Lydia LIDIA · VII, coll. 1333–1334
• ● Lystra (Lystra) LISTRA (VOLG. LYSTRA) · VII, coll. 1415–1416
• ◐ Maccabees (Greek Μακκαβαῖοι, Vulgate Machabaei) MACCABEI (GR. ΜΑΚΚΑΒΑΙ͂ΟΙ, VOLG. MACHABAEI) § I libri dei m · VII, coll. 1743–1752
• ● Mageddo · VII, coll. 1815–1818
• ● Malta § Diocesi · VII, coll. 1927–1930
• ● Manasseh MANASSE · VII, coll. 1939–1942
• ● Mello · VIII, coll. 649–650
• ● Merom (Hebrew Mērom) MEROM (EBR. MĒRŌM) · VIII, coll. 735–736
• ● Midian and Midianites (Hebrew Midhjān; Septuagint Μαδιάμ) MADIAN E MADIANI TI (EBR. MIDHJĀN; SETTANTA MĀŠĪAV). · VII, coll. 1793–1794
• ● Mina (Heb. Mâneh; Gr. Μνᾶ; Lat. Mina or Mna) MINA (EBR. MÂNEH; GR. ΜΝΑ͂; LAT. MINA O MNA) · VIII, coll. 1015–1018
• ● Moria · VIII, coll. 1411–1414
• ● Mount Carmel CARMELO · III, coll. 899–900
• ● Mount Olivet OLIVI, MONTE DEGLI · IX, coll. 101–104
• ● Mount Scandal SCANDALO, MONTE DELLO · XI, coll. 13–14
• ● Nabataeans (Greek: Nāḥāṭaṭṭo; Latin: Nabataei) NABATEI (GR. NĀḤĀṬAṬṬO; LAT. NABATAEI) · VIII, coll. 1585–1588
• ● Nazareth § EDITTO (RESCRITTO) di N · VIII, coll. 1703–1704
• ● Neghebh · VIII, coll. 1727–1728
• ● Ophel · IX, coll. 165–168
• ● Palestine PALESTINA § Storia civile · IX, coll. 611–618
• ● Pella · IX, coll. 1079–1080
• ● Pentapolis (Gk. ΠΕΝΤΆΠΟΛΙΣ) PENTAPOLI (GR. ΠΕΝΤΆΠΟΛΙΣ) · IX, coll. 1139–1140
• ● Perea · IX, coll. 1169–1170
• ● Praetorium PRETORIO · IX, coll. 1989–1990
• ● Probatica · X, coll. 69–70
• ● Ptolemais TOLEMAIDE · XII, coll. 197–200
• ● Ramoth-Gilead RAMOTH IN GALAAD · X, coll. 515–518
• ○ Raphidim · X, coll. 523–526
• ● Rogel (Hebrew 'En-Righèl "Fountain of the Fuller" or "of the Wayfarer") ROGEL (EBR. 'EN-RIGHÈL « FONTE DEL GUALCHERAIO » O « DEL PASSANTE » ?) · X, coll. 1085–1088
• ● Samaria (Hē Samareitis) SAMARIA (Ἡ ΣΑΜΑΡΕΙ͂ΤΙΣ) · X, coll. 1729–1730
• ● Samaria (Heb. Šōmērōn) Ass SAMARIA (EBR. ŠŌMĒRŌN) ASS · X, coll. 1729–1734
• ● Samaritans (Heb. Sōmērōnīm; Gr. Οἱ Σαμαρεῖται) SAMARITANI (EBR. SŌMRŌNĪM; GR. ΟἹ ΣΑΜΑΡΕΙ͂ΤΑΙ) · X, coll. 1733–1736
• ● Segor (Heb. Ṣā'ar; Gr. Σηγώρ) SEGOR (EBR. ṢĀ'AR; GR. ΣΉΓΩΡ) · XI, coll. 243–246
• ● Sepphoris (Heb. postbiblical Şippurî; Gr. Σεπφάς) SEFFORIS (EBR. POSTBIBLICO ŞIPPURÎ; GR. ΣΕΦΦΆΣ) · XI, coll. 235–236
• ● Sharon (Heb. Haš-Šarōn) SARON (EBR. HAŠ-ŠARÓN, GR. Ὁ ΣΑΦΏΝ, LAC. SARONAS) · X, coll. 1927–1928
• ● Shechem (Heb. Šēḥḥem «Nuca»; Gr. Sychem or Sychima) SICHEM (EBR. ŠĒHHEM « NUCA »; GR. ΣΥΧΈΜ O ΣΎΧΗΜΑ) · XI, coll. 515–518
• ● Shephelah (Heb. Haš-Šephēlāh "Lowland") SEPHELA (EBR. HAŠ-ŠEPHĒLAH « BASSOPIANO ») · XI, coll. 355–358
• ● Shiloh (Heb. Šilô or Šilôh; Gr. Sēlō, Sēlōn) SILO (EBR. ŠILŌ O ŠILŌH, GR. ΣΗΛΏ, ΣΗΛΏΝ) · XI, coll. 589–590
• ● Shunem (Sunam) SUNEM (SUNAM) · XI, coll. 1519–1522
• ● Sichar (Gr. Sychar) SICHAR (GR. ΣΥΧΆΡ) · XI, coll. 515–516
• ● Sidon (Heb. Sidhôn) SIDONE (EBR. SIDHÔN) · XI, coll. 543–544
• ◐ Sin · XI, coll. 651–654
• ● Sinai · XI, coll. 657–660
• ● Sodom and Gomorrah SODOMA E GOMORRA · XI, coll. 891–894
• ● Sur (Heb. Šûr "Wall") SUR (EBR. ŠÛR « MURAGLIA ») · XI, coll. 1579–1580
• ● Taphnes (Hebrew: Taphranas; in Ezek. 30:18, Tephranas) TAPHNE (EBR. ΤΑΦΡΑΝΆΣ; IN EZ. 30, 18 ΤΕΦΑΡΝΆΣ) · XI, coll. 1745–1746
• ● Thanach (Heb. Ta'ānākh and Ta'nākh; Septuagint Gevez) THANACH (EBR. TA'ANĀKH E TA'NĀKH; SETTANTA GEVEZ) · XII, coll. 39–40
• ● Thecua (Heb. Tēqōā; Septuagint Θεκώ and Θεκούς) THECUA (EBR. TĒQŌĀ; SETTANTA ΘΕΚΩ͂ E ΘΕΚΟΥ͂Σ) · XII, coll. 43–44
• ● Thema (Heb. Tēma'; Gr. Θαψάν) THEMA (EBR. TĒMA'; GR. ΘΑΨΆΝ) · XII, coll. 49–50
• ● Theman (Heb. Tēmān, Gr. Θαψάν) THEMAN (EBR. TĒMĀN, GR. ΘΑΨΆΝ) · XII, coll. 49–50
• ● Thersa (Heb. Tirzah; Gr. Θεραΐ) THERSA (EBR. TIRZĀH; GR. ΘΕΡΑΪ́) · XII, coll. 53–54
• ● Tiberias TIBERIADE · XII, coll. 73–76
• ● Torrent of Egypt (Heb. Naḥal Miṣráyim) TORRENTE D'EGITTO (EBR. NÁHAL MIṢRÁJM) · XII, coll. 331–332
• ● Trachonitis (Gr. Hē Trachōnítēs Chōra) TRACONITIDE (GR. Ἡ ΤΡΑΧΩΝΊΤΗΣ ΧΏΡΑ) · XII, coll. 393–396
• ● Transfiguration (Gr. Metamórphōsis) TRASFIGURAZIONE (GR. ΜΕΤΑΜΌΡΦΩΣΙΣ) § Il luogo della t · XII, coll. 437–440
• ◐ Transjordan TRANSGIORDANIA § Storia · XII, coll. 427–432
• ● Tyropoeon · XII, coll. 653–654
• ● Valley of Siddim (Heb. 'Ēmeq Šiddim) SIDDIM, VALLE DI (EBR. 'ĒMEQ ŠIDDIM) · XI, coll. 541–542
• ● Zion (Heb. Şiyyôn) SION (EBR. ŞIJJÔN) · XI, coll. 711–712
• ● Ziph · XII, coll. 1801–1802
• ● Zuzim (Heb. Zāzīm; Gr. Ἕδνη Ὄργυρα) ZUZIM (EBR. ΖΆΖΙΜ; GR. ἝΔΝΗ ὌΡΓΥΡΑ) · XII, coll. 1833–1834

Wrote alongside

• Josi, Enrico (6 shared)
• De, Vries Guglielmo, S.J. (4 shared)
• Bartoccini, Renato (3 shared)
• Caraci, Giuseppe (3 shared)
• Lavagnino, Emilio (2 shared)
• Penna, Angelo, C.R.L. (2 shared)
• Bagatti, Bellarmino, O.F.M. (2 shared)
• Kleinhans, Arduino, O.F.M. (1 shared)
• Pericoli, Ridolfini Saverio (1 shared)
• Zocca, Mario (1 shared)

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