Biblical Researches in Palestine, Mount Sinai and Arabia Petraea: A Journal of Travels in the Year 1838, Tom 3

Crocker & Brewster, 1841

SECTION	xiii

Beit Ur elFôka Upper Bethhoron 59 60 Notices 6062 Yalo	68

SECTION XV	235

Prospect overrated by Dr Clarke 239 Legend as to the Sermon	248

tame sailboat 252 253 Tiberias in ruins 253 Fosition the walls	254

Peter 256 257 Site and remains of the ancient city 257 Hot baths fur	262

wards Damascus our change of plan 274 275 Land of rumours	275

Set off for N end of the lake 276 Ain elBârideh 276 277 ElMej	282

Their districts and power 459 College at Ain Warkah 460 Syrians	466

A Chronological List of Works on Palestine and Mount Sinai 328	3

Ancient Adoraim Adora Dora 4 5 Proceed towards elBurj Wady	6

Heat of day 12 Beit Nusîb Nezib 12 13 Rich and fertile region	14

Bethshemesh and Irshemesh 17 18 19 Wady Surâr Râfât 20	20

the Geography of Palestine 26 Jerusalem 28	28

Ramleh lodge with Abûd Murkus 25 Hospitality upper room wash	32

Historical notices of Ramleh not an ancient town 3336 The tower	47

of Capernaum near by 284 Wady erRubŭdîyeh and Abu Shûsheh	295

Entrance of the Jordan 301 Unusual appearance	302

Fine plain beyond the river the Batihah 302 303 Fever	304

canic appearances 313 Extent of the lake 313	313

view of Safed harvesters 317 High position of Safed with its castle	320

thulia 324 325 No definite notice of it before the crusades 326	331

View of the lake its character and extent 339 340 Ara	343

cient Panium 347 Lake Phiala 348350 Second at Tell elKâdy Dan	352

elHûleh	358

SECTION XVI	365

vated region Yâron and Mârôn 370 371 Sarcophagus as a tomb	371

Village Haddata Castles of Tibnîn Toron and eshShukif Belfort	380

tivation of tobacco for exportation 384 Tomb of Hiram a remarkable	392

flections on ancient Tyre 395 396 Present town 396400 Peninsula	398

Frederic Barbarossa 399 400 Aspect of the city population earth	407

ElKhudr Sŭrafend Sarepta 412414 Ain elBurâk and plan	420

Lady Hester Stanhope 420 Historical notices of Sidon 421 422 Mid	428

of Beirût sandhills 435 Plain and immense olivegrove 435 Silk	436

Berytus Berothah 441 442 Historical notices 442 Celebrated school	445

Dangerous illness at Vienna	451

Are Arabs by birth and language 453 The high clergy	459

Itinerary 5686	56

Lydda Diospolis 49 50 Ruined church of St George 49 51 His	57

Jerusalem shut up 70 Distress 71 Market at the gate 72	72

Jufna Gophna 78 79 Ain Sînia Atâra Ataroth 80 Lose the	89

Reserve of the peasants 93 94 Approach to Nâbulus 94 95 Luxuri	95

Small plain opposite Sâlim Shalem 102 Other	111

Population of Nâbulus 113 Historical notices 113 114 Origin of	119

VII ElLudd Lydda 121 VIII ElKuds Jeru	131

surrections 121125 The middle ages 126 127 Modern notices	134

Arab mill and aqueduct 137 Sebŭstieh on a fine hill 138 The village	144

Bukâa CoeleSyria 140 II Baalbek CoeleSyria 143 III	147

EnNukrah 150 ElLejah 154 Jebel Haurân 157	157

Historical notices 165167 Dead Fountain 167 Ain Jâlùd 167	167

ElBelka 167 XIII Jebel eshShůrky AntiLebanon 171	171

EzZôr 174 XVI Hums Emessa 174 XVII Hamah	186

INDICES	197

rieh Daberath 210 Ascent 211 Form and summit of Tabor 211 212	211

Height 212 213 Ruins of different ages 213 214 Churches and	217

Form of Little Hermon 218 Tabor of the Scriptures and Josephus Ita	223

historical notices 145149	239

Tytuł	Biblical Researches in Palestine, Mount Sinai and Arabia Petraea: A Journal of Travels in the Year 1838, Tom 3 Tom 3 z Biblical Researches in Palestine, Mount Sinai and Arabia Petraea, Edward Robinson Biblical Researches in Palestine, Mount Sinai and Arabia Petraea: A Journal of Travels in the Year 1838, Edward Robinson Tom 3997 z Harvard College Library preservation digitization program
Autor	Eli Smith
Autor ilustracji	Edward Robinson
Wydawca	Crocker & Brewster, 1841
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