Bath-rabbim
bath-rabbim
daughter of many, the name of one of the gates of the city of heshbon, near which were pools (cant.7:4).
historical examples
thine eyes are as deep as the two fishponds in heshbon, by the gate of bath-rabbim.
sulamith: a romance of antiquity alexandre kuprin
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