Biblical Researches in Palestine, Mount Sinaï and Arabia Petraea: A Journal of Travels in the Year 1838, 第 2 巻

John Murray, 1841

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Capture and sale of the Jews 7 Forbidden to approach Jerusalem	7

according to Eusebius 12 She erects churches at Bethlehem	13

and convents 20 Pilgrims flock together from all parts of the world	20

Tumults under Justinian the Origenists Nonnus	27

in relics 31 32 Pieces of the true cross its power of reproduction	33

Conquest of the Muhammedans in A n 637 and capture of	41

Hâkim makes concessions to the Christians 47 Vast increase	49

pitality of the people 345 General hospitality the Medâfeh	354

Eleutheropolis is certainly the ancient Betogabra 359	359

Tell esSâfieh the Blanchegarde of the crusaders 363367May	369

an ancient church 373 Governors secretary Tezkirah 374	378

Jibrîn by a more southern route 384 Hûj recently built up 384	384

elHasy 389 390 The Tell and region 390392 Ajlân Eglon	392

furnish a certain test 399 Go to Dawâimeh for the night by mis	402

Hist Notices serving to sustain their testimony 408412 Writers	422

Way through Hungary 50 Lietbert of Cambray 40 Pilgrimage	57

Importance of Jerusalem diminished 62 Few vicissitudes building	63

Historical argument Châteaubriands statement 70 71 Examina	80

dominion provinces c 81 82 Garrison 82 83 Population	88

Quarrels between the Greeks and Latins 92 93	95

tended tomb of Lazarus 101 Historical Notices 102 103	103

View of city from northern part of Mount of Olives 108 Anâta	119

spacious reservoir 126 127 Breakfast milk and fine butter	127

Historical Notices 127130 ElBîreh Beeroth 130133 Râm	134

Pretended tomb of Samuel 139 140 Prospect 140 Not	147

as described by Isaiah 149 Nob 149 150 Many present names	151

David 157 158 Aqueduct from Solomons Pools 158 Bethlehem	158

Wells over the aqueduct 163 Way to the Pools	164

Appearance of the Frank Mountain 170 Ruins of an ancient for	171

Grinding with the handmill 180 181 Tekûa Tekoa	180

ruins c 182184 Our further course 184 185 Bîr ezZafe	191

Return to Carmel its remains 196 197 Castle	198

Beden wilderness of Engedi 203 Continual disappointment	204

Optical illusion of an island 208 209 Fountain of Ain Jidy	209

character of the shores 218 Phenomena 219 220 Mineral pro	225

Ösher 235	235

stern magnificence of the prospect 239 Sebbeh the ancient	242

Evening view 248 May 12th Desert region 248 249 Wady	251

The Ghôr 258 Hist and topogr notices 258261 Supposed	264

Hajla a ruined convent 269271 Site of another convent 271	271

people of Taiyibeh 276 Process of threshing 276278 Sheikh	279

Traces of ancient foundations 285 View from the mound	286

The Zukkum probably myrobalanum 291 Other trees and plants	292

SECTION XI	320

Not Modin 328330 Possibly for Zuph Zophim the ancient	331

between Benjamin and Judah 334 It passes Kirjath Jearim pro	338

Violent Sirocco drops of rain with dust 429 Large	431

mere wall around an interior court 435 436 Probably a Jewish	439

Wine and Dibs 442 443 The oak 443 Elias	451

Question as to the identity of the ancient and modern site 457	457

SECTION XII	463

Way to Carmel 465 466 Ascend the ridge beyond prospect	470

culty about a headguide 471 472 We at length set off 472 Tell	476

rise upon the Dead Sea 480 Zuweirah has no relation to Zoar	485

waters of the Arabah flow northwards 491 492 We keep along	494

romantic desert scene 500 Results of the day 500 501 Ascent	501

Rocks Humra Fedân and Wady Ghuweir 502 Halt	510

Width of the chasm and height of the sides 516 517 Oleanders	516

Tombs beyond the Khuzneh 520 Singular ornament 521	523

Nature of the ground N and S of the brook 528 529 Excavations	530

Sheikh of Wady Mûsa arrives 535 536 Visit to the Deir 536538	536

Divisions Mountains of Moab Jebal eshSherah 552	552

Fellâhîn of the mountains 554 555 Historical Notices of this	569

Notices 573575 Suddenly vanishes before the Muhammedan	576

Character and position 581 582 Probable site of Kadesh 582584	582

the same 588 The hill Madŭrah legend of the Arabs visited	590

pression of the middle and northern part the Dead Sea and Lake	598

Present character of the southern part of the sea 603 604 This	604

Barrenness would be caused by the masses of fossilsalt 605	605

Position of Kadesh 609611 Twice visited by the Israelites 611	611

prospect towards Tell Arâd 617 Pits of water site of Arârah	619

and the South of Judah 624 625 elGhuwein perhaps Ain	625

Visit from the Sheikhs of the Jehâlîn 630 631 Arrangement	635

CUFIC INSCRIPTIONS at Beit Jibrîn	642

the Dead Sea 648651	648

CATASTROPHE OF SODOM 669677	669

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書籍名	Biblical Researches in Palestine, Mount Sinaï and Arabia Petraea: A Journal of Travels in the Year 1838, 第 2 巻 Biblical Researches in Palestine, Mount Sinaï and Arabia Petraea: A Journal of Travels in the Year 1838, Eli Smith
著者	Eli Smith
出版社	John Murray, 1841
書籍の提供元	リヨン市立図書館
デジタル化された日	2011年8月9日

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