Cnidus — Tyndale Open Bible Dictionary

Port city situated off the southwest corner of Asia Minor, mentioned as a harbor passed by the apostle Paul en route to Italy (Acts 27:7). During the second century BC, it had a Jewish colony (1 Macc 15:23). The island on which Cnidus was built is now joined to the mainland by a sandbar.

Show passage in OET: ACT 27:7

OET-RV ACT 27:7

7 After many days of slow and difficult sailing, we came alongside Knidos but the wind wasn’t helpful to us, so we sailed across to Kraitai (Crete) and along the cape of Salmone.

OET-LV ACT 27:7

7 And in many days, slow _sailing and with _difficulty, having _become along the Knidos, the wind not further _permitting us, we _sailed _under the Kraʸtaʸ along Salmōn/(Salmōn)e.

Show passage in OET: MA1 15:23

OET-RV MA1 15:23

23 to all the countries, to Sampsames, to the Spartans, to Delos, to Mundos, to Sikuon, to Karia, to Samos, to Pamfulia, to Lukia, to Halikarnasos, to Rodos, to Faselis, to Kos, to Side, to Arvad, Gortuna, Knidos, Kupros (Cyprus), and Kurainai (Cyrene).

OET-LV MA1 15:23

23 and toward all the/this/who country, and ⟦Σαμψάκῃ⟧, and ⟦Σπαρτιάταις⟧, and toward clear, and toward Mundon, and toward ⟦Σικυῶνα⟧, and toward the/this/who Karian, and toward Samon, and toward the/this/who Pamfulian, and toward the/this/who Lukian, and toward Alikarnasson, and toward Ɽodon, and toward ⟦Φασηλίδα⟧, and toward Kō, and toward ⟦Σίδην⟧, and toward Aradon, and toward Gortunan, and Knidon, and Kupron, and Kuraʸnaʸn.

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