North Shore of the Lake, near Tell Hum 196 The Town of Tiberias 199 Magdala 201 Southern End of the Sea of Galilee 202 Hills over Gennesareth 203 Ruins of Et-Tabigah 206 Ruins of Tell Hum 207 The Lake of Gennesareth from near Khan Minyeh 208 GENNESARETH TO THE SOURCE OF THE JORDAN. Head-Piece—Lake Hûleh 209 Initial—An Arab Encampment 209 Bridge of Jacob’s Daughters 210 Rob Roy captured by the Arabs on the waters of the Lake Hûleh 211 The Mouth of the Jordan, Lake Hûleh 213 Lake Hûleh, or the Waters of Merom 214 Hermon, from the Northern Shore of Lake Hûleh 215 Hermon, from near Tell-el-Kadi 216 The Source of the Jordan at Banias 218 SOUTHERN PALESTINE, OR JUDÆA. [Illustration: SOUTHERN PALESTINE, OR JUDÆA. [_Enlarged by permission from Keith Johnston’s Map._ ] [Illustration: Head-Piece—Our Camp] SOUTHERN PALESTINE, OR JUDÆA. JAFFA TO HEBRON. A REEF of sharp jagged rocks, over which the surf breaks fiercely, runs parallel with the shore, forming a natural breakwater. Inside the reef the water is smooth enough, but too shallow to admit anything except fishing-boats and small coasting-craft. The harbour has silted up by the sand-drift from Arabian and African deserts, so that steamers and sea-going vessels must anchor outside. Jaffa, a town of four thousand inhabitants, picturesque at a distance, as all Eastern towns are, stands on the slope of a hill and comes close down to the beach. It is encircled by a broad belt of gardens and orange groves. A rich fertile plain stretches for ten or twelve miles inland. Then a range of hills bounds the view. [Illustration: EASTERN WATER-SELLER.]