An archaic phrase appears in , "kôkkêbê ’ēl" 'stars of God', referring to the circumpolar stars that never set, possibly especially to the seven stars of Ursa Major. The phrase also occurs in the Pyrgi Inscription as "hkkbm ’l" (preceded by the definite article "h" and followed by the "m"-enclitic). Two other apparent fossilized expressions are "arzê-’ēl" 'cedars of God' (generally translated something like 'mighty cedars', 'goodly cedars') in (in Hebrew verse 11) and "kêharrê-’ēl" 'mountains of God' (generally translated something like 'great mountains', 'mighty mountains') in (in Hebrew verse 6).