lu.vi identifies Libyan people, named among armies, followers, and sources of help.

The term consistently identifies Libyan people: they are listed among forces from Egypt, described within a great army, said to be in another ruler's steps, and named among a source of help.

1. Libyan people in collective groups · dominant

   All four occurrences are masculine plural gentilics. In 2 Chronicles 12:3 the APB renders them among the people who came from Egypt; in 2 Chronicles 16:8 they are included in a very great army. Daniel 11:43 places them in another ruler's steps, while Nahum 3:9 names them among her help.

   2 Chronicles 12:32 Chronicles 16:8Daniel 11:43Nahum 3:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB uses “Libyans” in each cited verse, presenting the group in military, following, and helping contexts; it is a whole-verse translation.