Temple of Herod, 53, 119, 123–31 ---- of the Lord, 57, 300 ---- of Solomon, 53–9 ---- Zerubbabel, 53, 75–6 Teutonic Order, The, 301, 318 Texts, Aramaic, 118–9 Theatre, Herod’s, 136 Third Wall, The, 162–6 Three Maries, Chapel of the, 21, 302 Tomb of Christ, 154–7 ---- of David, 60, 68–70 ---- of Joseph, 70 ---- of Nicodemus, 70 ---- of the Virgin, 17, 18, 226, 231, 306 Tombs in Palestine, 157, 214 Topheth, 27–8, 72, 73 Tower of David. See Pisans ---- of the Furnaces, 82 Traditions, 3, 8–24 Transference of sites, 14 Triple Gate, The, 120 Turks, The, 256–8, 264–8, 323–4 Twin Pools, The, 16, 136, 143–4 Tyropœon Valley, The, 38, 49, 72, 80, 113 Tyrus, The Palace at, 89–90 Upper Pool, The, 44, 63, 180 Uriah the Hittite, 28, 51 Valley Gate, The, 62, 77, 82 Venus, The Temple of, 204 Via Dolorosa, The, 22, 288 Virgin’s Well, The, 17, 144 Wall of Titus, 183–4 Walls of the City, 50, 62, 68, 79, 85, 113–16, 162–7, 201, 219, 289–90, 324 Water Gate, The, 68, 84 ---- supply, 40–6, 179, 303 Women’s Towers, 163–4, 177–8 Xystos, The, 113, 135, 159 Zechariah, Tomb of, 105 Zion = Sion, 27–8, 38, 46–8, 97–9, 101, 204 Zoheleth, The stone, 43, 51–2 Zuallardo, 324–5 THE END _Printed by Hazell, Watson & Viney, Ld., London and Aylesbury._ BY THE SAME AUTHOR THE RISE OF MAN By Colonel C. R. CONDER, LL.D., M.R.A.S. Demy 8vo. 12_s._ net. “‘The Rise of Man’ is the best book on its subject for the general reader that has appeared for many a long day, and ought to be studied by all who make pretensions to archæology of any kind whatever.... He has devoted particular attention to the beginnings of history, and in no other book can the story of early Asia be read so accurately and agreeably; the account of the rise of the three great races from their Armenian home is wholly admirable, and so is the story of the replacement of the Turanian civilization by Semitic Assyrian Empire. Colonel Conder has the whole of the world’s history up to 500 B. C. at his fingers’ ends.”--_Cambridge Review._ “Wise, scholarly, and full of liberal thought.”--_Globe._ “Embracing as it does all the fruits of recent research plainly set forth and in concise form, will be hailed with gladness by the busy man and with enthusiasm by the scholar.”--_Evening Standard._ THE SECOND TEMPLE IN JERUSALEM, its History and Structure. By the Rev. W. SHAW CALDECOTT, Member of the Royal Asiatic Society; Author of “The Tabernacle,” etc. With Plans and Illustrations. Demy 8vo. 10_s._ 6_d._ net.