“A” Summer Ramble in Syria: With a Tartar Trip from Aleppo to Stamboul, Volumen2R. Bentley, 1835 |
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... stands is one of the highest in that part of Galilee , and the town that crowns its summit being a conspicu- ous object from a distance , has given occasion to the conjecture that our Saviour , when speak- * Jud . vii . 13 , 17 . 12 ...
... stands is one of the highest in that part of Galilee , and the town that crowns its summit being a conspicu- ous object from a distance , has given occasion to the conjecture that our Saviour , when speak- * Jud . vii . 13 , 17 . 12 ...
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... stands a large monolithe sarcophagus , ten feet long by five wide , and five in depth : the cover , cut also from a single stone , was lying against it . The sarcophagus did not appear to have stood upon a regularly built base or ...
... stands a large monolithe sarcophagus , ten feet long by five wide , and five in depth : the cover , cut also from a single stone , was lying against it . The sarcophagus did not appear to have stood upon a regularly built base or ...
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... stand upon their edges to support it are polygonal , about the same thickness , eight feet long and three high ; while the other upright stone at the end is not more than three feet in length . It does not appear certain whether there ...
... stand upon their edges to support it are polygonal , about the same thickness , eight feet long and three high ; while the other upright stone at the end is not more than three feet in length . It does not appear certain whether there ...
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... stands an altar on a pedestal , and behind it two figures , one be- fore the other , are seen offering to the seated God . The two sacerdotal figures stand upon pedestals , with their legs apart , in the Egyptian attitude ; each foot of ...
... stands an altar on a pedestal , and behind it two figures , one be- fore the other , are seen offering to the seated God . The two sacerdotal figures stand upon pedestals , with their legs apart , in the Egyptian attitude ; each foot of ...
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... mile beyond the Egyptian sculptures is a well or cistern , at the foot of a hill , on which stands the village of Anner . The well is enclosed within a number of thin pieces SARCOPHAGUS OF KING HIRAM . 25 of stone , set.
... mile beyond the Egyptian sculptures is a well or cistern , at the foot of a hill , on which stands the village of Anner . The well is enclosed within a number of thin pieces SARCOPHAGUS OF KING HIRAM . 25 of stone , set.
Términos y frases comunes
Adana Ahmet Aleppo Anti-Lebanon Antioch appeared Arabs arch army arrived baggage Balbec bank BASTINADO bazaars Beirout bridge called Canatha Canetre Capernaum caravan cavalry Christian cistern coffee colour Consul Corinthian order crossed Damascus Dimitrio dismounted distance divan dress east Egyptian Eregli European feet fifty firman forest forward FRENCH CONSUL fresh horses gardens gate Greek ground Gurgula half hareem HELIOPOLIS hill Houran hundred Ibrahim janissary Jews journey Latikia leave Lebanon mid-day miles Moosellim morning mosque Mount Taurus mountains mules muleteer Mustuk night Orontes Pacha party passed piastres pitched plain ravine reached remains returned river road rocks route ruins Saffat Scanderoon scarcely scenery seated seemed seen sheikh side sleep snow soldiers Soulajee Sour Stamboul stands stone stream Syria Tartar tent thick tion town traveller trees Tripoli Turkish Turks village Wahabee wall yard
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Página 228 - The LORD shall preserve thee from all evil : yea, it is even he that shall keep thy soul. 8 The LORD shall preserve thy going out, and thy coming in : from this time forth for evermore.
Página 285 - And it came to pass in Iconium, that they went both together into the synagogue of the Jews, and so spake, that a great multitude both of the Jews and also of the Greeks believed.
Página 142 - At short intervals 400 high square towers are built up in it, containing a staircase and two or three chambers, probably for the use of the soldiers on duty. At the east end of the western hill are the remains of a fortress, with its turrets, vaults, and cisterns. Toward the mountain south-south-west of the city some fragments of the aqueducts remain. After heavy rains antique marble pavements are visible in many parts of the town ; and gems, carnelians, and rings are frequently found.
Página 106 - ... which supports the veil. This latter ornament varies in form, material, and position, according to the dignity, taste, and circumstances of the wearer. Horns are of gold, silver-gilt, and silver, and sometimes of wood.
Página 106 - The former are either plain or figured in low relief, and occasionally set with jewels ; but the length and position of them is that upon which the traveller looks with the greatest interest, as illustrating and explaining a familiar expression of Scripture. The young, the rich, and the vain wear the tantoura of great length, standing straight up from the top of the forehead; whereas the humble, the poor, and the aged place it upon the side of the head, much shorter, and spreading at the end like...
Página 143 - ... and rings are frequently found. The present town stands on scarcely one-third of the area enclosed by the ancient wall, of which the line may be easily traced ; the entrance to the town from Aleppo is by one of the old gates, called Bab Bablous, or Paul's gate, not far from which the members of the Greek church assemble for their devotions in a cavern dedicated to St. John (Madox's Excursions, ii. 74 ; Monro's Summer Ramble, ii.
Página 141 - Antioch is still standing, from 30 to 50 feet high and 15 feet in thickness. At short intervals 400 high square towers are built up in it, containing a staircase and two or three chambers, probably for the use of the soldiers on duty. At the east end of the western hill are the remains of a fortress, with its turrets, vaults, and cisterns. Toward the mountain south-south-west of the city some fragments of the aqueducts remain.
Página 141 - Roman wall is still standing, of great higlit and thickness. At short intervals are high towers, containing a staircase and two or three chambers ; probably guard-rooms. There were 400 of these towers. The wall runs in a direct line up the steepest part of the mountain to its top. The intervals between the towers were formed into stairs, by which the soldiers marched to and from their stations and the citadel above. The wall runs along two distinct hill-tops, separated from each other by a deep ravine,...
Página 11 - Then the children of Esau went up with the children of Ammon, and camped in the hill country over against Dothaim: and they sent some of them toward the south, and toward the east, over against Ekrebel, which is near unto Chusi, that is upon the brook Mochmur; and the rest...
Página 5 - oleanders, continuing still in bloom, are as much noticed in this as in the preceding month by travellers. Madox noticed in this month that fine oleanders in full bloom were growing all along the borders of the Lake of Tiberias, mostly in the water. The same observation was made by Monro. The lake is here richly margined with a wide belt of oleanders, growing in such luxuriance as they are never known to do even in the most genial parts of Europe.