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... Temple of Athene Nike - Erechtheium - The Agora -- M Hill - T Pnyx -- Monument of Philopappus - Tower of the Winds - A Buried Cemetery – Temple of Theseus-- Lycabettus - Academy of PlatoThe Colonus - Eleusis - Athens and Edinburgh .
... Temple of Athene Nike - Erechtheium - The Agora -- M Hill - T Pnyx -- Monument of Philopappus - Tower of the Winds - A Buried Cemetery – Temple of Theseus-- Lycabettus - Academy of PlatoThe Colonus - Eleusis - Athens and Edinburgh .
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... The Foundling Hospital - Ethnographical MuseumThe Temple of the Saviour - Tea - houses and Tea - drinkers - The Moskouski Traktir - Tea - gardens - The Russian Peasant - Luxuries of the Table - Water - carriers - Funerals - Pigeons ...
... The Foundling Hospital - Ethnographical MuseumThe Temple of the Saviour - Tea - houses and Tea - drinkers - The Moskouski Traktir - Tea - gardens - The Russian Peasant - Luxuries of the Table - Water - carriers - Funerals - Pigeons ...
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Temple of Unwinged Victory . Distant View of Athens Lenten Festival in the Olympieium The Piræus , Athens Plan of Athens , Modern Athens The Acropolis , Gate of Hadrian , and Ruins of Temple of Jupiter Ruins of the Parthenon .
Temple of Unwinged Victory . Distant View of Athens Lenten Festival in the Olympieium The Piræus , Athens Plan of Athens , Modern Athens The Acropolis , Gate of Hadrian , and Ruins of Temple of Jupiter Ruins of the Parthenon .
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There , over against it , rose , fell , and rose again , the great Temple which enshrined the faith of the Jew . There stood that Holy Sepulchre from which flowed the faith of Christendom . It is the Holy City of Jew , of Moslem ...
There , over against it , rose , fell , and rose again , the great Temple which enshrined the faith of the Jew . There stood that Holy Sepulchre from which flowed the faith of Christendom . It is the Holy City of Jew , of Moslem ...
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Zion is in effect the city of David , the site of the palaces and tombs of the Kings ; Moriah is the site of the Temple ; the valley between — the valley of the Tyropeon - probably the site of the lower trading town .
Zion is in effect the city of David , the site of the palaces and tombs of the Kings ; Moriah is the site of the Temple ; the valley between — the valley of the Tyropeon - probably the site of the lower trading town .
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| Title | Cities of the world, Volume 3 Cities of the world, Edwin Hodder |
| Author | Edwin Hodder |
| Published | 1881 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 13 Jun 2006 |
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