ON THE WATERS, FIT OR UNFIT FOR DRINKING, IN JERUSALEM AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD 245 CHAPTER IX. GENERAL REMARKS UPON THE PRESENT STATE OF THE CITY OF JERUSALEM 262 * * * * * NOTES 281 CHRONOLOGICAL SUMMARY 311 PRINCIPAL PASSAGES FROM THE HOLY BIBLE 315 PASSAGES FROM JOSEPHUS'S ANTIQUITIES OF THE JEWS 323 PASSAGES FROM JOSEPHUS'S HISTORY OF THE JEWISH WAR 327 INDEX 333 CORRIGENDA ET ADDENDA. Page 7, line 30, _for_ Hulda _read_ Huldah Page 10, line 33, _for_ and in 1859 _read_ and in 1861 Page 14, line 2, and page 15, lines 6 and 13, _for_ Sherif _read_ Sherîf Page 37, line 8, _for_ Barrére _read_ Barrère Page 43, line 28, _for_ Willebrand _read_ Willibrand Page 106, line 5, and page 117, line 14, _for_ Abbot _read_ Abbé Page 145, line 23, _for_ then _read_ be thou Page 155, head line, _for_ Greek Synagogue _read_ Great Synagogue Page 207, line 18, _for_ 260 _read_ 270 Page 210, last line, _for_ Note XXII. _read_ Note XVI. Chapter 1. The numbers of the different nations and sects that inhabit Jerusalem were taken by the Author, in the service of Surraya Pasha, in the year 1861. Vols. I. and II. of the Gesta Dei per Francos, referred to in the body of the work, form 'Tomus Primus Orientalis Historiæ.' The pages are numbered continuously, and, according to Dr Robinson, the book usually forms only one volume. This, however, was not observed by the translator in verifying the references until the earlier sheets were struck off. Sanutus' Liber Secretorum fidelium Crucis forms 'Tomus Secundus Orientalis Historiæ.' An account of most of the earlier books referred to in this work will be found in Dr Robinson's Biblical Researches, Vol. III. First Appendix, pp. 3-27 (1st Edition). La Citez de Jherusalem, contained in M. de Vogüé's work, Les Églises de la Terre Sainte, is also printed in the Rev. G. Williams' Holy City, Vol. 1. Appendix II. pp. 134--142 (2nd Edition). JERUSALEM EXPLORED. CHAPTER I. ORIGIN OF THE NAME JERUSALEM--HISTORY--TOPOGRAPHY AND GENERAL ASPECT--CLIMATE--POPULATION--WATERS.