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The streets are narrow , badly paved , and crooked as a corkscrew ; the principal being the Street of David , leading from the Jaffa Gate to the Harâm ; the Street of the Gate of the Columns , running from the Damascus Gate to the ...
The streets are narrow , badly paved , and crooked as a corkscrew ; the principal being the Street of David , leading from the Jaffa Gate to the Harâm ; the Street of the Gate of the Columns , running from the Damascus Gate to the ...
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The shafts of the columns are of marble , and many are of great antiquity — some from the temple built by Hadrian , and some , according to the guides , from the temples of Herod and Solomon . In the centre of the building , under a ...
The shafts of the columns are of marble , and many are of great antiquity — some from the temple built by Hadrian , and some , according to the guides , from the temples of Herod and Solomon . In the centre of the building , under a ...
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Opposite the east portal of the Dome of the Rock is the Dome of the Chain , or David's Place of Judgment - an elegant structure supported by antique columns of different designs , paved with costly mosaics , and surmounted with a dome ...
Opposite the east portal of the Dome of the Rock is the Dome of the Chain , or David's Place of Judgment - an elegant structure supported by antique columns of different designs , paved with costly mosaics , and surmounted with a dome ...
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The streets are narrow , badly un ! eu vald á riscrew ; the principal being the Street of David , leading from 994 Harun ; the Street of the Gate of the Columns , running from the ! Lakini vratit te tit biruet of the Gatt of the Prophet ...
The streets are narrow , badly un ! eu vald á riscrew ; the principal being the Street of David , leading from 994 Harun ; the Street of the Gate of the Columns , running from the ! Lakini vratit te tit biruet of the Gatt of the Prophet ...
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Opposite the east portal of the Dome of the Rock is the Dome of the Chain , or David's Place of Judgment — an elegant structure supported by antique columns of different designs , paved with costly mosaics , and surmounted with a dome ...
Opposite the east portal of the Dome of the Rock is the Dome of the Chain , or David's Place of Judgment — an elegant structure supported by antique columns of different designs , paved with costly mosaics , and surmounted with a dome ...
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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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