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A few rough stube steps lead down to a large OTI court - yard , paved with reinish
slabs of De ; and the sight which meets the eve , if the season be one of uur great
festival , is een vas in the entrete . A crowd Jepit , dressed in and the el trs of ...
A few rough stube steps lead down to a large OTI court - yard , paved with reinish
slabs of De ; and the sight which meets the eve , if the season be one of uur great
festival , is een vas in the entrete . A crowd Jepit , dressed in and the el trs of ...
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In making the tour of the Rotunda almost every step brings us to some place of
legendary or historical interest . A few steps to the west of the Sepulchre is the
chapel of the Copts , held by them ever since the sixteenth century , but very ...
In making the tour of the Rotunda almost every step brings us to some place of
legendary or historical interest . A few steps to the west of the Sepulchre is the
chapel of the Copts , held by them ever since the sixteenth century , but very ...
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Standing on a platform ten feet high in the centre of the Harâm , and approached
by a flight of marble steps , is the Dome of the Rock , an octagonal building , each
of the eight sides being sixty - eight feet in length , covered with richly ...
Standing on a platform ten feet high in the centre of the Harâm , and approached
by a flight of marble steps , is the Dome of the Rock , an octagonal building , each
of the eight sides being sixty - eight feet in length , covered with richly ...
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un quarter of the city , in a narrow crooked street called Palmer Street , * * ' . , f the
Holy Sepulchre . A few rough stone steps lead down to a large con . , mind with
yellowish slabs of stone ; and the sight which meets the - # r . ' , ow of any great ...
un quarter of the city , in a narrow crooked street called Palmer Street , * * ' . , f the
Holy Sepulchre . A few rough stone steps lead down to a large con . , mind with
yellowish slabs of stone ; and the sight which meets the - # r . ' , ow of any great ...
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In making the tour of the Rotunda almost every step brings us to some place of
legendary or historical interest . A few steps to the west of the Sepulchre is the
chapel of the Copts , held by them ever since the sixteenth century , but very ...
In making the tour of the Rotunda almost every step brings us to some place of
legendary or historical interest . A few steps to the west of the Sepulchre is the
chapel of the Copts , held by them ever since the sixteenth century , but very ...
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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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