Post by Lee on May 13, 2014 3:37:07 GMT
Euroclydon (yo̅o̅-rahkʹlee-dohn), in the rsv, jb, and niv (Acts 27:14) ‘the northeaster,’ a violent, springtime, northeast wind that blew Paul’s ship, en route to Rome, south of Crete. The best manuscripts read eurakylōn (from Gk. euros, ‘east wind,’ and Lat. aquilo, ‘northeast wind’).
Harper’s Bible dictionary
Euroclydon (yo̅o̅-rahkʹlee-dohn), in the rsv, jb, and niv (Acts 27:14) ‘the northeaster,’ a violent, springtime, northeast wind that blew Paul’s ship, en route to Rome, south of Crete. The best manuscripts read eurakylōn (from Gk. euros, ‘east wind,’ and Lat. aquilo, ‘northeast wind’).
Harper’s Bible dictionary