[316] Guide d'Orient. Description des Environs du _Haram-es-Sherîf_. [317] Ant. XV. 11, § 5. [318] In my opinion, of the date of Herod. [319] Narrative of a Journey round the Dead Sea, Vol. II. pp. 100, 101, (edited by Count E. de Warren). [320] Note XIII. [321] Plate LVIII. [322] Holy City, Vol. II. pp. 43, 392. Second Edit. [323] Note XXXII. [324] Plate XI. [325] Plate XIV. [326] Plate XIX. [327] Ant. XV. 11, § 5. [328] Ant. XV. 11, § 5. [329] Mejir-ed-din, Mines d'Orient, Vol. II. p. 95. [330] Plate XXIV. [331] De Edific. Justin., Lib. IV. c. 6. [332] Note XXXIV. [333] Eutychius, Annales, II. 246. Dielal-ed-din. Kemal-ed-din. Mejir-ed-din. [334] The Holy City, Vol. I. p. 318. Second edition. [335] Note XXXV. [336] Plates XXIII., XXIV. [337] See M. de Vogüé's work, Les Églises de la Terre Sainte. [338] Plate XI. (Plan). [339] A variety of marble, generally of a dark brown colour, full of fossil shells, exhibiting beautiful iridescent colours, due to the nacreous matter of the shells; sometimes deep red or orange, when it is called fire-marble. [340] Plate XXIV. [341] Plate XXV. [342] See details, Plate XXIX. [343] Ant. XV. 11, § 5. [344] De Ædificiis Justiniani, Lib. V. cap. vi. (Translated in Rev. G. Williams' Holy City, Vol. II. p. 369). [345] Les Églises de la Terre Sainte, par le Comte Melchior de Vogüé, p. 272. He also quotes the Rev. G. Williams in confirmation of his opinion. [346] Jewish War, V. 3, § 1. [347] Jewish War, VII. 2, § 1. [348] Plate XI. [349] Plate XXVI. [350] Note XXXVI. [351] Note XXXVII. [352] Plate XXVII. [353] Les Églises de la Terre Sainte. [354] Plate XXIX. [355] Note XXXVIII. [356] Note XXXIX. [357] Note XL. [358] Note IV. [359] Notes XXXIX., XL. [360] Note XLI. [361] Pages 48, 49, 53, 54. [362] Levit. i. 11; Ezek. xl. 35-38. [363] See the enclosed space, covered with cross lines, about the Mosque of Omar, Plate XI. [364] Mischna, 2nd part, Treatise _Yoma_, c. 3, § 1. [365] Ezek. xl. 39-41. [366] Levit. i. 16. [367] Jewish War, V. 11, §§ 4, 5. [368] See the Conduits, Plate X. [369] See the sections, Plate XII. [370] Plate XI. [371] Note XLII. CHAPTER IV. THE CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION, AND THE HOSPITAL OF S. JOHN, WITH THEIR ENVIRONS--HISTORY OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE FROM THE DEATH OF CHRIST TO THE PRESENT TIME--GENUINENESS OF THE SEPULCHRE--GOLGOTHA--EXAMINATION OF THE EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR OF THE CHURCH--RUINS OF THE HOSPITAL.