The city of Jerusalem

by C. R. Conder

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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