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Tower of the Winds . 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 Temple of ...
Tower of the Winds . 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 Temple of ...
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Age after age , pilgrims have been drawn to it ; scholars have studied every
particular concerning it ; w explorers have searched with wistful eyes through its
ruins ; teachers have en collected every scrap of information about it to tell
reverently ...
Age after age , pilgrims have been drawn to it ; scholars have studied every
particular concerning it ; w explorers have searched with wistful eyes through its
ruins ; teachers have en collected every scrap of information about it to tell
reverently ...
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... phie & s ongs the ruins of Jerusalem was Nehemiah , the prophet , who , in the
A fewers hex markes gives a singularly vivid description of the difficulties to be
wwwer the white and match survey before practical work could be commenced .
... phie & s ongs the ruins of Jerusalem was Nehemiah , the prophet , who , in the
A fewers hex markes gives a singularly vivid description of the difficulties to be
wwwer the white and match survey before practical work could be commenced .
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Age after age , pilgrims have been drawn to it ; scholars have studied every
particular concerning it ; e explorers have searched with wistful eyes through its
ruins ; teachers have collected every scrap of information about it to tell reverently
to ...
Age after age , pilgrims have been drawn to it ; scholars have studied every
particular concerning it ; e explorers have searched with wistful eyes through its
ruins ; teachers have collected every scrap of information about it to tell reverently
to ...
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... and entered by the Gate of the Valley , and so returned . " Since his day
Jerusalem has been again and again laid low in ruin , and explorers have risen
up to do the same good work . Such were Origen and Jerome , Constantine and
Helena ...
... and entered by the Gate of the Valley , and so returned . " Since his day
Jerusalem has been again and again laid low in ruin , and explorers have risen
up to do the same good work . Such were Origen and Jerome , Constantine and
Helena ...
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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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