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Close by is the English church on the site of Herod's palace , a substantial and pretty building , and the interior simple and in good taste — a striking contrast to many of the other churches . Turning now into Christian Street , where ...
Close by is the English church on the site of Herod's palace , a substantial and pretty building , and the interior simple and in good taste — a striking contrast to many of the other churches . Turning now into Christian Street , where ...
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Close by is the English church on the site of Herod's palace , a substantial and pretty building , and the interior simple and in good taste — a striking contrast to many of the other churches . Turning now into Christian Street , where ...
Close by is the English church on the site of Herod's palace , a substantial and pretty building , and the interior simple and in good taste — a striking contrast to many of the other churches . Turning now into Christian Street , where ...
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Close by is the celebrated spring of the arch known as Robinson's Arch , which connected the Temple with the city of Zion by spanning the Tyropeon valley . The fragment consists of immense stones projecting from the wall , measuring ...
Close by is the celebrated spring of the arch known as Robinson's Arch , which connected the Temple with the city of Zion by spanning the Tyropeon valley . The fragment consists of immense stones projecting from the wall , measuring ...
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It is a little narrow court , close by the miserable hovels of the Moghrebins , or Moslems from the north - west of Africa . But in this court rises the celebrated wall , fifty - two yards long and fifty - six in height , of massive ...
It is a little narrow court , close by the miserable hovels of the Moghrebins , or Moslems from the north - west of Africa . But in this court rises the celebrated wall , fifty - two yards long and fifty - six in height , of massive ...
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At the junction of the valleys of Hinnom and Jehoshaphat we are close to a spring called Job's Well , one hundred and twenty - three feet deep , and lined with mas water of which is noted for its purity and excellence .
At the junction of the valleys of Hinnom and Jehoshaphat we are close to a spring called Job's Well , one hundred and twenty - three feet deep , and lined with mas water of which is noted for its purity and excellence .
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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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