Jerusalem Explored, Volume 1—Text: Being a Description of the Ancient and Modern City, with Numerous Illustrations Consisting of Views, Ground Plans and SectionsPierotti, Ermete
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Jerusalem Explored, Volume 1—Text: Being a Description of the Ancient and Modern City, with Numerous Illustrations Consisting of Views, Ground Plans and Sections
Pierotti, Ermete
Jerusalem -- Antiquities; Jerusalem -- Description and travel
[136] Plate VII.
[137] Jewish War, V. 4, § 3.
[138] Ibid. V. 2, § 2.
[139] Ibid.
[140] Ant. XX. 4, § 3.
[141] Jewish War, V. 4, § 2.
[142] Jerome, Ep. CVIII. Ed. Migue, (_Ad Eustochium virginem_).
[143] Plate LVII.
[144] Plates VIII., IX.
[145] +spêlaion+ (cavern), +mnêmeion+ (sepulchre).
[146] Jewish War, V. 4, § 2.
[147] 2 Kings xxiii. 6.
[148] Jer. xxvi. 23.
[149] Jewish War, V. 4, § 3.
[150] Whiston reads 'forty' instead of fourteen; the latter is the
number in the Greek text.
[151] Note II.
[152] Jewish War, V. 12, § 2.
[153] Ibid. V. 7, § 3.
[154] Columbarium means not only a dovecote, but also a sepulchre, with
niches for urns.
[155] Plate LIV.
[156] Jewish War, V. 13, § 7; VI. 9, § 3.
[157] c. Apion. I. 22.
[158] See the Chronological Table.
[159] Jewish War, V. 1, § 6; 6, § 1.
[160] Ibid. V. 4, § 1.
[161] Jewish War, V. 2, § 1.
[162] Ibid. V. 3, § 2.
[163] Ibid. V. 3, § 5.
[164] Jewish War, V. 3, § 2.
[165] Nehem. xii. 28, 29.
[166] Jewish War, VII. 1, § 1.
[167] Eusebius, Eccl. Hist. IV. 6.
[168] Jerome, 'Interpretatio Chronicæ Eusebii Pamphili' (Hadr. An. XX.).
[169] Note XI.
[170] Note XII.
CHAPTER III.
MOUNT MORIAH AND ITS ENVIRONS--HISTORY IN THE TIME OF ABRAHAM,
JACOB, DAVID, SOLOMON, ZERUBBABEL, ALEXANDER THE GREAT, ANTIOCHUS
EPIPHANES, THE MACCABEES, POMPEIUS, CRASSUS, THE HERODS, TITUS,
HADRIAN, CONSTANTINE, JULIAN THE APOSTATE, OMAR, ABD-EL-MALEK,
VALID OR ELULID, THE CRUSADERS, SALADIN, SELIM I., SOLYMAN
I.--GENERAL EXAMINATION OF MORIAH, WITH DETAILS OF THE
INVESTIGATIONS.
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