a. Entrance to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. b. Divan of the Turkish Guards. c. Staircase of the Latins, leading to Golgotha. c'. Ditto of the Greeks. d. The Place of Crucifixion. e. Greek Altar, where is found the Hole of the Cross. f. Cleft of the Rock. gg. Greek Chapels. g'. Parting of Garments. g". Crowning of Thorns. h. Stone of Anointing. i. Position of the three Maries. kk. Staircase and Armenian Chapels. ll. Chapels attached to Latin Convent. m. Chapel of the Angel. n. Inner Chapel. o. The Holy Sepulchre. p. Coptic Chapel. q. Ditto of Schismatic Syrians. r. Tombs of Joseph and Nicodemus. ss. Greek, Armenian, and Coptic Chapels. t. Staircase to Latin Church. u. Station of Mary Magdalene. v. Place where Christ appeared to Mary Magdalene. x. Christ’s Prison. y. Steps leading to Chapel of the Finding. z. Place where the Cross was found. A. Entrance Court. B. Chapel of Calvary. C. Great Cupola. D. Chapel of Holy Sepulchre. E. Greek Church. F. Church of the Franciscans. G. Chapel of St. Helena. H. Chapel of the Finding of the Cross. K. Ruined Steeple. α. Centre of the World. β. Most Holy Place of the Greeks. δ. Chapel of Longinus. δ. Place of Abraham’s Sacrifice. ε. Place where Melchisedek blessed the Bread. We may dismiss, without a moment’s hesitation, the legends which cluster around the main central tradition; but have we reasonable ground for believing that our Lord was crucified and buried upon this spot? What is the evidence upon which the authenticity of the site rests?