Ibzan
the 10th judge of Israel, in 1182 в. c. His property is marked by the great number of his children (30 sons and 30 daughters), and his wealth by their marriages for they were all married.
ICA (ē'kä), a government department of Peru; area 8,718 square miles. It is well watered, fertile and of growing importance. Pop. about 100,000. ICA (ē-sä'), a river rising in Colombia and nd flowing about 1,000 miles through Colombia, Ecuador, and Brazil.
It empties into the Amazon.
ICARIAN SEA (ē-kar'-ē-an), a portion of the Ægean sea, near the islands of Myconus and Gyarus, and by some supposed to be named for Icarus, who fell into it and was drowned. It extended from Chios to Cos, where the Carpathian sea began.
ICARUS (ē-kar'us), in Greek legend, a son of Dædalus, who with his father fled with wings from Crete to escape the resentment of Minos. His flight being too high proved fatal to him, for the sun melted the wax which cemented his wings and he fell into that part of the AEgean sea which bears his name. his dominions, Ibrahim crossed the Egyptian border with an army in Octo-