Biblical Researches in Palestine, and in the Adjacent Regions: A Journal of Travels in the Year 1838, Volumen3

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Crocker and Brewster, 1856
 

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Templeruins at Kübrīkhah 55 56 Tūlin Khirbet Silim 56 Remains 56 57
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in the priests house described 69 The village the night 69 Remains of
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Way to Beit Jenn across the mountain 75 Village of Jermŭk 75 Descent
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The priest Flaminius 21 Wady Shahrūr its fertility 21 22 Traces of the ancient
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mains 86 87 Return and follow down Wady Shaab 87 Arab picnic 87 Kabūl
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Noble crops 102 Tell Kīsōn view 103 Amkah not Bethemek
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Kana Khirbet Kāna Cana of Galilee 108 Kefr Menda 109 Rummāneh Rimmon
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Makütta Kishon 116 Tell elMutsellim prospect 116 117 Taannuk Taanach
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Megiddo not Maximianopolis 118 Way over the hills to the plain on the coast
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Turn up the mountain on the Nābulus road 124 125 Deir elGhśsūn Wady Mŭssīn
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lages course of W Azzūn in the plain 136 Encamp in low ground south of Hab
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SECTION IV
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Bazars the same with the ancient market 166 Roman portal St Mary de Latina
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Fragment of a pier etc 167 Covered street further north 167 Granite columns
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English cemetery 178 179 American cemetery grave of Prof Fiske 179 Traces
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Tombs of Absalom James and Zacharias 188 East wall of Haram irregular
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View through window 193 Visit the mount of Olives 193 Kǎlat elJālūd
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May 6th Waters at Damascus gate common cisterns 196 197 Rumour of run
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Nature of the Tyropoon 208 Place and nature of Akra 208 209 Steps down into
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This was the natural position 213 The north side of Zion was cov
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west corner ancient 220 221 Ancient southern gate 221 The ancient arch
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Herod as Antonia 231 Described 231 Its acropolis 231233 Extent of
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The Aqueduct 247 Subterranean reservoir 248 Upper Fountain 248 249
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Historical testimony 255259 Archęological argument 259 Crypt
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Probably not here at Bittir 269 270 Was it at Bethel ? 270 271 Return by
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A traditional St Philips 278 Proceed to erRāmeh not Ramah of the south
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anoth 280 281 Way to Halhul fine tillage 281 Halhūl Halhul 281 282 May
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Unexplored region way to Kefr Mālik 290 291 Kefr Mālik 291 Wady
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Ain Tāna Thanath 295 Akrabeh Acrabi 296 Lies on a watershed 296 Yānūn
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Villages 301 Northern prolongation of the Mŭkhna 301 Wady
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Gentle descent to the Ghōr lines of hills 309 Sākūt Succoth 309 310 Tells
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Visit their encampment breakfast 317 Cross Wady Yābis and ascend by a smaller
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Fording places of the Jordan guide leads the horses 325 Way to Beisān 325
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vided by Kůrn Sŭrtabeh 334 The northern portion well watered and cultivated
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Wadys Asal Khushābeh and Zaārah 405 406 Great fountain not from under
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Kulat Bustra temples a riddle 414 Wady and Ain Seraiyib 415 Wady Khu
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Teim fountains on western declivity 420 Ridge edDahar separating the Hasbāny
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Muhaiditheh 428 Line of hills and side valley from head
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Its lower western ridge and valley above 431 Summit visited by Rev Mr Porter
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Fine fountain elArrad 440 Ridges and valleys 440 View of Damascus and
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south 446 447 Is the ancient Chrysorrhoas 447 Probably also the Amana
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the river its form 454 The streets 454 Houses the interior sometimes splendid
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Churches
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SyroGreek dominion 465 466 Under the Romans in the New Testament
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SECTION XI
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Remains of an ancient city necropolis ancient excavated road 479 480 Latin
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of the plain 486 Loftiest peak of AntiLebanon proper near Blūdān 486 Plain
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Ancient Chalcis under Lebanon 497 Great fountain Neba Anjar 498 Intermitting?
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We pass down by Ain Burday 404 Another road from Māsy northwards lies in
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for the iron cramps 511 Walls on which the columns stand 511 512 Striking
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Prob the Bikath Aven of the prophet Amos 519 520 Coins of
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medan conquest 523 The city first appears as Baalbek and as a fortress 524
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Ancient Libo or Lybo
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the east of the stream 538 Historical Notices of the fountains 539 The Monks
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clivity summits and elevation 456 547 AntiLebanon its character elevation
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Arab cemeteries 559 Extreme northern point of Lebanon 559 560 Fine plain
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Described 562 563 View from it east and west lake of Hums and the Mediterra
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Leave elHusn 570 Notch and valley northwest 570 571 Convent Mār Jirjis
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Historical Notices 579581 Streams north of Tripoly 582 Leave the road to Tri
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The spot held sacred altars chapel 589 590 The cedars stand in a vast amphithe
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Road along the chasm to Bsherreh 594 595 Position fertility female
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and villages 598 Deir Kanōbin 598 599 Leave road to Hadith and ascend south
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ascend high ridge on our left 609 Descend and follow down Wady Shebrāh
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Ruins at Fukra 612 Ancient temple singular tract of rocks 612 613 Other
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of Lepsius and Layard 621 Great antiquity 622 Difficulties 622 Noticed only
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COMMERCE OF BEIRUT
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ITINERARY 635642
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ARABIC NAMES AND WORDS 643657
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Pįgina 363 - In the days of Pekah king of Israel came Tiglath-pileser king of Assyria, and took Ijon, and Abelbeth-maachah, and Janoah, and Kedesh, and Hazor, and Gilead, and Galilee, all the land of Naphtali, and carried them captive to Assyria.
Pįgina 539 - And they slew the sons of Zedekiah before his eyes, and put out the eyes of Zedekiah and bound him with fetters of brass, and carried him to Babylon.
Pįgina 331 - And John also was baptizing in JEnon near to Salim, because there was much water there: and they came, and were baptized.
Pįgina 6 - AND it came to pass, that after we were gotten from them, and had launched, we came with a straight course unto Coos, and the day following unto Rhodes...
Pįgina 351 - And Jesus, when he came out, saw much people, and was moved with compassion toward them, because they were as sheep not having a shepherd : and he began to teach them many things.
Pįgina 357 - Woe unto thee, Chorazin ! woe unto thee, Bethsaida ! for if the mighty works, which were done in you, had been done in Tyre and Sidon, they would have repented long ago in sackcloth and ashes.
Pįgina 353 - Minyeh. Arculfus did not himself .visit Capernaum ; but he describes the place as he saw it from a neighbouring hill : " It had no wall ; and being confined to a narrow space 'between the mountain and lake, it extended a long way upon the shore from west to east, having the mountain on the north and the lake on the south.
Pįgina 137 - The thickness of the rock left on the north was " one foot ; and two feet lower down on that side another smaller vat was " excavated, four feet square by three feet deep. The grapes were trodden in " the shallow upper vat, and the juice drawn off by a hole at the bottom (still " remaining) into the lower vat.
Pįgina 390 - God hath given it into your hands ; a place where there is no want of anything that is in the earth.
Pįgina 259 - Which also said, Ye men of Galilee, why stand ye gazing up into heaven ? this same Jesus, which is taken up from you into heaven, shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into heaven. 12 Then returned they unto Jerusalem from the mount called Olivet, which is from Jerusalem a sabbath day's journey.

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