A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography: Iabadius-ZymethusWilliam Smith J. Murray, 1873 |
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... described . ( 2 ) At the distance of somewhat less than 1500 yards from the " upper pool " at the head of the Valley of Hinnom , are the " Tombs of the Kings , " situated at the head of the Valley of Jehoshaphat , which runs at first in ...
... described . ( 2 ) At the distance of somewhat less than 1500 yards from the " upper pool " at the head of the Valley of Hinnom , are the " Tombs of the Kings , " situated at the head of the Valley of Jehoshaphat , which runs at first in ...
الصفحة 18
... described , towards which the ground declined rapidly from all parts of the city . This rocky promontory is , how- ever , broken by one or two subordinate valleys , and the declivity is not uniform . This , then , was the disposition of ...
... described , towards which the ground declined rapidly from all parts of the city . This rocky promontory is , how- ever , broken by one or two subordinate valleys , and the declivity is not uniform . This , then , was the disposition of ...
الصفحة 19
... described , not by the direction in which they run , but by the quarter which they face ; i . e . the wall " turning towards the south " is the south wall , and so with the others ; so that the Hippic Tower evidently lay at the NW ...
... described , not by the direction in which they run , but by the quarter which they face ; i . e . the wall " turning towards the south " is the south wall , and so with the others ; so that the Hippic Tower evidently lay at the NW ...
الصفحة 121
... described by Cicero ( de Nat . Deor . i . 29 ) , and attested by the evidence of numerous Roman coins : she was always represented with a goat's skin , drawn over her head like a helmet , with a spear in her hand , and a small shield on ...
... described by Cicero ( de Nat . Deor . i . 29 ) , and attested by the evidence of numerous Roman coins : she was always represented with a goat's skin , drawn over her head like a helmet , with a spear in her hand , and a small shield on ...
الصفحة 129
... described as a Boeotian town ( Polyb . xx . 5 , where Aápuuvav should be read instead of Aaspívav ) ; and in the time of Sulla it is again spoken of as a Boeotian town . We may conclude from the preceding statements that the more ...
... described as a Boeotian town ( Polyb . xx . 5 , where Aápuuvav should be read instead of Aaspívav ) ; and in the time of Sulla it is again spoken of as a Boeotian town . We may conclude from the preceding statements that the more ...
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