Index
’Abd el Melek, 238–9
’Abd-ṣadaḳ, 31–6
’Abiri, 31
Absalom’s hand, 51
—— tomb, 51, 103, 325
Aceldama, 250, 307
Adam, Tomb of, 158
Adonizedek, 30, 32
Ælia Capitolina, 188–207
Agrippa I., 122, 131, 162
Agrippa, Wall of, 162–6
Agrippa II., 122, 170
Akra, 49, 92–6, 100–2, 113
Aḳṣa Mosque, 224–5, 239, 243, 245–7, 253, 299, 312, 323
Alexander the Great, 87–8
Altar, 21, 57, 98, 125
Amorites, 26–8
Amraphel, 26
Amygdalon Pool, 180–1
Ananus, Tomb of, 23, 184, 325
Antiochus III., 88, 91
Antiochus IV., 91–2
Antonia, 81, 94, 132–3, 183–4
Aqueducts, 18, 41–5, 63, 161, 206
Araunah, 28
Ark, 50, 56
Armenian Church (St. James), 303
Armoury, The, 84
Aryans in Palestine, 86–7
Ascension, Church of the, 11, 23, 231, 306
Asnerie, The, 155
Assassins, The, 268
Atonement, The Day of, 131
Baptisteries, 216, 220, 262
Barbican, The, 290, 323
Bar Cocheba, 194, 196–7
Baris Tower, 81, 132
Bathsheba’s Bath, 21
Beautiful Gate, The, 129, 141, 218, 287, 298
Bene Ḥezir, Tomb of the, 104
Benjamin, Gate of, 59, 72
Bernard the Wise, 247–8, 251
Bethany, 18, 23, 304
Bêther, 193–5
Bethesda, Pool of, 16, 142–4
Bethphage, 21
Bethso, 114
Bezetha, 99, 163, 170, 183
Bibars, Sulṭân, 321
Birket Isrâïl, 17, 143, 323
—— Mâmilla, 44, 53, 63, 178, 228, 303
—— es Sulṭân, 53, 303
Bishops, 189, 207, 249, 250
Bosheth, 72
Bridge, The Tyropœon, 107, 119, 137
Broad Wall, The, 50, 82
Calvary, 13, 80, 151–8, 161, 213, 215, 229, 262–3, 293
Camp of the Assyrians, 63, 179, 183
Caphenatha = Ophel, 100
Causeway, The, 129, 221, 226, 287
Cave of the Agony, 18
—— of Pelagia, 18, 206, 307
Caverns of the Kings, 163, 165
Chanson de Charlemagne, 251
Chapel of Helena, 230, 262
—— of the Mocking, 17, 150, 225, 325
Charlemagne, 250–1
Cherethites and Pelethites, 52
Cherubim, The, 57–8
Christian Street, 5
Cœnaculum, The, 14, 302
Coins, 101–3, 197–9, 203–4
Conduit of Upper Pool, 63, 67
Constantine, 209–12
Corner Gate, The, 62, 72, 82, 115
Council House, The, 113, 135, 145, 147, 185
Cradle of Christ, The, 19, 221, 299
Credo Chapel, The, 18
Crete, 86–7
Cross, The, 11
Crown of Thorns, The, 12
Crucifixions, 103, 151, 159
Crusades, 276–82, 314–6
Cyprus, 87
David, City of, 4, 41, 48, 93, 94, 102, 113
—— Tower of. See Pisans
Dolorous Gate, 21
Dome of the Chain, 241, 301
—— of Gabriel, 253
—— of the Prophet, 253
—— of the Rock, 233, 237–43, 252–3, 300, 312–13, 322
—— of the Roll, 21, 254, 301
—— of Spirits, 253
Dormition of the Virgin, 325
Double Gate, The, 120, 225
Dovecote, Rock of the, 183
Drafted masonry, 91, 117, 219–20
Draw-well, Chamber of the, 127–8
Druzes, The, 260–1
Dung Gate, The, 77, 83
East Gate, The, 72
Ecce Homo Arch, The, 21, 205, 288
Edward I., King, 321
El Boraḳ, 255
—— Mâmûn, 252–3
—— Muḳaddasi, 240, 258–9
En-rogel, 43, 51
Ephraim, Gate of, 62, 82
Essenes, Gate of the, 114
Eudocia’s Wall, 200, 218
Exchanges, The, 297
Exodus, Date of the, 31
Fâṭemites, The, 258–60, 267, 279
Field of Burial, The, 68, 84
First Wall, The, 113–5
Fish Gate, The, 68, 81–2
Flagellation, Chapel of the, 226, 298, 325
Footprints, 10, 11, 224, 231, 300
Forged coins, 198–9
Franciscans, The, 18, 22
Frank Kings, The, 282–4, 294
Frederick I., Barbarossa, 314
Frederick II., 317–8
Gabbatha, 146
Galilee on Sion, 14, 16
Gallicantus, Chapel of, 16
Garden Tomb, The, 155
Gareb, Hill of, 72, 153
Gate between two walls, The, 72, 85
—— of the Chain, 129, 226, 287
—— of the Prophet, 129, 235, 255
Gates of the city, 77–85, 115, 221, 288–9
—— of the Temple, 59, 127–30
Gennath Gate, The, 115
Geology, 39–40
Gethsemane, 18, 140, 147
Gihon, Spring of, 41–2, 52, 64, 68
Goath, 72
Godfrey of Bouillon, 278, 280
Golden Eagle, The, 132
—— Gate, The, 218, 223, 225
Golgotha = Calvary, 151–8
Goliath’s Castle, 289
Greeks, The, 86–92
Gymnasium, The, 89, 135
Hadrian, 192–4, 199, 202–7
—— Statue of, 202
Ḥâkim (El), 259
Ḥammâm esh Shefa (Healing Bath), 45
Ḥamzah’s buckler, 255
Hananeel, Tower of, 72, 81, 82
Hârûn er Rashîd, 250
Hasmonæans, The, 97–107
Healing Bath, The, 45
Hebrews, The, = ’Abiri, 33–4, 35–6
Helena’s monument, 163–4, 177
Hermits, 303
Herod Antipas, 149, 160
—— the Great, 108–11, 122
Herod’s monuments, 178, 184
Hezekiah’s Pool, 45, 63, 181, 303
—— tunnel, 65
Hildebrand, Pope, 271
Hinnom, Valley of, 27–8, 51–2, 62
—— Texts in, 248–9
Hippicus, The tower, 113–4, 134
Hippodrome, The, 136, 159
Hittites, The, 27–9, 72, 86
Holy Fire, The, 13, 295
—— Ghost, Chapel of, 2
—— Lance, The, 13
—— Sepulchre, The, 13, 154–8, 211–15, 229, 262–4, 290–4
Horse Gate, The, 60, 68, 72, 85
Hospital of Charlemagne, 251, 264
—— of Justinian, 226
—— of St. John, 6, 13, 269, 296–7
—— The Teutonic, 2, 301, 318
House of Annas, 16, 302, 325
—— of Caiaphas, 14, 15, 302, 323, 325
—— of David, 50, 60
—— of Dives, 23
—— of the Erebinthi, 184
—— of Herod, 22, 325
—— of Heroes, The, 84
—— of Millo, 84
—— of the Pharisee, 23
—— of Pilate, 16, 17
—— of Stoning, 152–4
—— of Uriah, 21
Huldah Gates, The, 119–20, 129
Hyrcanus, The Palace of, 89
Inner Pool, The (Piscina Interior), 17, 298, 303, 323
James the Great, 169
—— the Less, 168
Jannæus, Alexander, 102–3
Japhia, King, 32
Jebus, 27, 37, 41, 48
Jeremiah’s Grotto, 153
Jews at Jerusalem, 153, 196, 286, 326
Job, Monastery of, 249–50
—— Well of, 43–4, 250, 304
John Hyrcanus, Monument of, 177, 180
Josephus, 111–12, 181–2
Judas, The hanging of, 18
—— Maccabæus, 97–9
Julian, The Emperor, 217
Justinian, 222–6
Kalâ’ûn, Sulṭân, 321
Keft, The, 86
Kharezmians, The, 319–20
Khosrau II., 227–8
Kidron, Valley of, 52, 72
—— tombs, 103–5
King’s Dale, The, 25, 51
—— Entry, The, 64
—— Garden, The, 61, 72, 83–4
Kipunus, The Gate, 129, 141
Lower Pool, The, 63
Malquisinat Street, 287
Mariamne, The Tower, 134
Marino Sanudo, 323
Masjid el Aḳṣa. See Aḳṣa.
Masons’ marks, 287
Meah, The Tower, 81
Medeba map, The, 200, 221
Melchizedek, 25, 26, 31
Millo = Akra, 49
Miphkad, The Gate, 59, 85
Modestus, 228–9
Modin, 97
Moḳed, The House, 125–7, 130, 185
Monument of the Fuller, 163
Moriah, 27
Moslem conquests, 234
Mosque of Omar, 236–7
Mount of Corruption, The, 61
Nebuchadnezzar, 71
Nehemiah’s wall, 81–5
New Gate, The, 72
Nicanor, The Gate of, 128, 139
Nob, 64
Norman architecture, 286
Normans, The, 277
Oak of Rogel, 21
Old Gate, The, 82
—— Pool, The, 63
Olivet, Mount, 10, 23, 61, 141, 217
Omar, The Khalîfah, 235–6
Omawîyah Khalifs, The, 237, 240
Ophel, 39–41, 52, 62, 68, 84–5, 100, 114–5
Ossuaries, 128, 164, 190–1
Palace of Annas, 140, 147
—— of David, 50
—— of Frank Kings, 293
—— of the Hasmonæans, 135, 145, 147
—— of Helena, 176
—— of Herod, 4, 134–5
—— of Monobasus, 176
—— of Solomon, 60, 61, 84
Paradise, The, 230, 291
Parthians, The, 109–10
Pastophoria, The, 176
Pater Noster Chapel, The, 18
Patriarch’s Bath, The, 45, 63, 303
Pavement, The, 146
Persians, The, 74–7
Peter the Hermit, 275–6
Peter’s Prison, 16, 302
Phasaelus, The Tower, 134, 159, 181
Philistines, The, 29, 86
Pierced Stone, The, 57, 202
Pilate, 148–50, 160
Pilate’s Aqueduct, 161
Pilgrims, 9–24, 264, 273–4
Pillar, Gate of the, 201, 288
—— of Scourging, 15
Pinnacle of the Temple, 19, 142
Pisans, Castle of the, 134, 284
Piscina interior. See Inner Pool
Pompey, 105–8
Prætorium, The, 17, 146, 149
Prison of Christ, The, 16, 231, 262
—— Gate, The, 59, 85
Procurators, The, 160
Prophet’s Gate, The. See Gates
Psephinus, The Tower, 163, 165
Ptolemy I., 88
Ptolemy II., 88
Ptolemy V., 88
Pûrstau not Philistines, 86
Quarters of the City, 205, 286
Rabbi ’Aḳîbah, 196
Red heifer, The, 131
Relics, 11, 12
Repose of Mary, The, 21, 288
Retreat of the Apostles, 23, 184, 325
Richard Lion-heart, 314–6
Ṣahrah “plateau,” The, 153
Saint Agnes, 20
—— Anne, 21, 221, 287, 298, 313
Saint Chariton, 21, 298, 313
—— George, 20, 249, 302
—— Giles, 20, 298
—— James the Less, 20, 302
—— John Baptist, 270, 296–7
—— —— on Olivet, 19
—— —— on Sion, 325
—— Lazarus, 18, 289, 304
—— Mark, 20, 302
—— Martin, 302
—— Mary of the Germans, 301
—— —— (Aḳṣa Mosque), 17, 223–5, 245
—— —— Latin, 21, 269, 296
—— —— Magdalene, 21, 298
—— —— Magna, 21, 296
Saint Saba, 303
—— Saviour, 302
—— Sion, 14, 204, 217, 231, 302
—— Sophia, 17, 225, 325
—— Stephen, 16, 19, 20, 218, 305
—— Thomas, 20, 302
—— —— of the Germans, 301
—— Veronica, 22
Ṣakhrah “rock,” The, 53–7, 126–7, 225, 239
Saladin, 308–16
Salem, 25
Sanballat, 75
Saramel, 101
School of the Virgin, 21, 301
Seat of the Governor, 77, 82
Second Wall, The, 114
Seljuks, The, 264–8
Sennacherib, 67–8
Serapis, 192, 203–4
Serpent’s Pool, The, 44, 178
Shallecheth, The Gate, 59
Sheep Gate, The, 81
Shiloah (Siloam), 63
Shishak, 62
Shushan, The Gate, 129, 131
Si’a, The temple at, 121
Silla “steps,” 84
Siloah (Siloam), 83–4
Siloam, The Pool of, 41–2, 63–4, 65–7, 72, 77, 114, 182, 217, 220
—— Chapel at, 220, 326
Siloam Inscription, The, 66–7
Simon the Hasmonæan, 101
Sion. See Zion
Skopos, 172, 175, 177
Solomon’s Pool, 53, 114, 144
—— Porch, 141
—— Temple. See Temple
Spasm of the Virgin, Chapel of the, 22, 298, 323
Spring, The Gate of the, 77, 83
—— of the Monster, 44
Stables of Solomon, The, 21, 299
Stairs of the City of David, 83–4, 221
Stone of Foundation, The, 56
—— of Unction, The, 22
Strouthios, The Pool, 136, 143
Sundial in the Haram, 21
Sur, The Gate, 59
Tabernacles, The Feast of, 131–2
Ṭadi, The Gate, 127, 130
Tancred’s Tower, 165, 289
Tell Amarna tablets, 29–36
Templars, The, 298–300, 319–20
Temple of Herod, 53, 119, 123–31
—— of the Lord, 57, 300
—— of Solomon, 53–9
—— Zerubbabel, 53, 75–6
Teutonic Order, The, 301, 318
Texts, Aramaic, 118–9
Theatre, Herod’s, 136
Third Wall, The, 162–6
Three Maries, Chapel of the, 21, 302
Tomb of Christ, 154–7
—— of David, 60, 68–70
—— of Joseph, 70
—— of Nicodemus, 70
—— of the Virgin, 17, 18, 226, 231, 306
Tombs in Palestine, 157, 214
Topheth, 27–8, 72, 73
Tower of David. See Pisans
—— of the Furnaces, 82
Traditions, 3, 8–24
Transference of sites, 14
Triple Gate, The, 120
Turks, The, 256–8, 264–8, 323–4
Twin Pools, The, 16, 136, 143–4
Tyropœon Valley, The, 38, 49, 72, 80, 113
Tyrus, The Palace at, 89–90
Upper Pool, The, 44, 63, 180
Uriah the Hittite, 28, 51
Valley Gate, The, 62, 77, 82
Venus, The Temple of, 204
Via Dolorosa, The, 22, 288
Virgin’s Well, The, 17, 144
Wall of Titus, 183–4
Walls of the City, 50, 62, 68, 79, 85, 113–16, 162–7, 201, 219, 289–90, 324
Water Gate, The, 68, 84
—— supply, 40–6, 179, 303
Women’s Towers, 163–4, 177–8
Xystos, The, 113, 135, 159
Zechariah, Tomb of, 105
Zion = Sion, 27–8, 38, 46–8, 97–9, 101, 204
Zoheleth, The stone, 43, 51–2
Zuallardo, 324–5
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