Riphath in Wikipedia
Riphath (ree-fath)- a crusher, Gomer's second son (Gen. 10:3,
1 Chronicles 1:6), supposed by Josephus to have been the
ancestor of the Paphlagonians. Pliny calls Riphath Riphaci and
mentions a group of mountains named after him, the Riphæan
range. Melo calls him Riphaces, and Solinus: Piphlataci.
Some Irish traditions say Riphath is the ancestor of the
Celts.It is also thought that Riphath may have lived among his
brother. Last name would be Redpath, Ridpath or Reidpath.
Alternate spelling: Diphath (In Hebrew, D's and R's are often
confused with each other because of orthographic similarity)
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