[632] ii. 15, 18.
[633] In this opinion, stated first by Eichhorn, most critics agree.
[634] Marcus Dods, _Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi_, 1879, in Handbooks for Bible Classes: Edin., T. & T. Clark.
[635] חַגַּי Greek Ἀγγαῖος.
[636] חַגִּי, Gen. xlvi. 16, Num. xxvi. 15; Greek Ἁγγει, Ἁγγεις. The feminine חַגִּית, Haggith, was the name of one of David’s wives: 2 Sam. iii. 4.
[637] No. 67 of the Phœnician inscriptions in _C. I. S._
[638] Hiller, _Onom. Sacrum_, Tüb., 1706 (quoted by Andrée), and Pusey.
[639] חַגִּיָּה, see 1 Chron. vi. 15; Greek Ἁγγια, Lu. Ἀναια.
[640] Köhler, _Nachexil. Proph._, I. 2; Wellhausen in fourth edition of Bleek’s _Einleitung_; Robertson Smith, _Encyc. Brit._, art. “Haggai.”
[641] חגריה = _Jehovah hath girded_.
[642] Derenbourg, _Hist. de la Palestine_, pp. 95, 150.
[643] Jerome, Gesenius, and most moderns.
[644] As in the names קַלַּי ,כְּלוּבַי ,בַּרְזִלַּי, etc.
[645] The radical double _g_ of which appears in composition.
[646] _Op. cit._, p. 8.
[647] i. 1, the new moon; ii. 1, the seventh day of the Feast of Tabernacles; ii. 18, the foundation of the Temple (?).
[648] Baba-bathra, 15_a_, etc.
[649] Megilla, 2_b_.
[650] Hesychius: see above, p. 80, n.
[651] Augustine, _Enarratio in Psalm cxlvii._
[652] Pseud-Epiphanius, _De Vitis Prophetarum_.
[653] Jerome on Hag. i. 13.
[654] Eusebius did not find these titles in the Hexaplar Septuagint. See Field’s _Hexaplar_ on Psalm cxlv. 1. The titles are of course wholly without authority.
[655] Pseud-Epiphanius, as above.
[656] So Ewald, Wildeboer (p. 295) and others.