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speaking of pottery ornamented with cro es found in British barrows, considers this pattern to be the natural result of dividing a given space into four equal parts, though in one case, he says, the marking “almost a umes the form of the fylfot.” Dawkins (‘Early Man in Britain’) figures pottery marked with this emblem, and says of the pottery of the late Bronze Age in France, that ‘sometimes it is ornamented... with the mystic fylfot.” \ g@, the seventh letter in the English alphabet. Gaal (Hebrew, con. tempt), son of Ehbec a ix: 26-41), per. haps a descendant of Hamor, the father of Shechem (Gen. xxxiv: 2-6). He joined the She che mites when_re volting against Abimelech, son of Gid. eon, inflamed their pa ions, and led them to battle, but was defeated and excluded from the city. Gabbatha (Hebrew, high or elevated), the name of a place in front of Pilate’s palace, whence he_pronounced sentence against Jesus Christ (John xix: 13). It was not the usual] judgment hall, which the Jews could not enter, but some place in the vicinity_of the palace.