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... made tributary to Rome ; how Herod the Great held sway and rebuilt the splendid temple , and raised magnificent palaces on Mount Zion ; and how in A.D. 70 , under Titus , the city was besieged , captured , and totally destroyed .
... made tributary to Rome ; how Herod the Great held sway and rebuilt the splendid temple , and raised magnificent palaces on Mount Zion ; and how in A.D. 70 , under Titus , the city was besieged , captured , and totally destroyed .
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A dry valley running northward , however , divides its mass into two elevations , the Western Zion overlooking its Eastern rival of Moriah .. . Zion is in effect the city of David , the site of the palaces and tombs of the Kings ...
A dry valley running northward , however , divides its mass into two elevations , the Western Zion overlooking its Eastern rival of Moriah .. . Zion is in effect the city of David , the site of the palaces and tombs of the Kings ...
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... made tributary to Rome ; how Herod the Great held sway and rebuilt the splendid temple , and raised magnificent palaces on Mount Zion ; and how in A.D. 70 , under Titus , the city was besieged , captured , and totally destroyed .
... made tributary to Rome ; how Herod the Great held sway and rebuilt the splendid temple , and raised magnificent palaces on Mount Zion ; and how in A.D. 70 , under Titus , the city was besieged , captured , and totally destroyed .
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A dry valley running northward , however , divides its mass into two elevations , the Western Zion overlooking its Eastern rival of Moriah . Zion is in effect the city of David , the site of the palaces and tombs of the Kings ; Moriah ...
A dry valley running northward , however , divides its mass into two elevations , the Western Zion overlooking its Eastern rival of Moriah . Zion is in effect the city of David , the site of the palaces and tombs of the Kings ; Moriah ...
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... made tributary to Rome ; how Herod the Great held sway and rebuilt the splendid temple , and raised magnificent palaces on Mount Zion ; and how in A.D. 70 , under Titus , the city was besieged , captured , and totally destroyed .
... made tributary to Rome ; how Herod the Great held sway and rebuilt the splendid temple , and raised magnificent palaces on Mount Zion ; and how in A.D. 70 , under Titus , the city was besieged , captured , and totally destroyed .
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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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