In a Syrian Saddle - A. Goodrich-Freer

Hadramat, [90]
Haifa, [72], [244], [246], [247], [248], [252], [255], [256], [258], [259]
Haj, [75], [99], [100], [175], [340], [342]
Haji, [172]
Haj road, [74]
Hannah, [188]
Haram, [28]
Haroun-er-Raschid, [233]
Harvest, [48]
Haurân, [7], [85], [100], [111], [135]
Hawkweeds, [332]
Hawthorns, [253]
Hayil, [89]
Hebrides, Outer, [186], [295]
Hebron, [177], [194], [222], [270], [303]
Heesh, [157]
Hêhl, [133], [136]
Helena, [271], [275]
Henna, [4]
Heraclius, Emperor, [85]
Herbs, balsamic, [278]
Hermitages, [15], [18], [285]
Hermon, [188], [191], [280], [281], [284], [306], [334]
Herod, [13], [126], [207], [216], [281], [282], [285], [338], [343]
— palace of, [14]
Heshbon, [45], [47]
Hierapolis, [84]
High places, [68]
Highwaymen, [49]
Hill of the Cock (Jebel ed deek), [187]
Hill—Tel'at ed-Dam, [9]
Hills, [31], [43], [128], [147], [163], [191], [228], [265], [269], [310], [328]
Hippodrome, [207], [209], [216], [316]
"Historical Geography," [202], [204]
Holofernes, [315]
Hornstone, [253]
Horses, [4], [6], [24]
Hosea, [152], [223]
Hospice, Franciscan, [283]
— German Catholic Palæstina Verein, [287], [289], [291]
— at Haifa, [248], [249]
— of the Knights of St John, [181]
— Nazareth, [261], [263]
Hospital, Austrian, [269]
— at Carmel, [256]
— at Haifa, [248]
— Nazareth, [263]
— of the Templars, [195]
— at Tiberias, [283], [303], [323]
Hospitality, [51], [119], [131], [153], [156], [171], [172], [176], [255], [260], [287]
Hospitallers, [279]
Hotels, [20], [260], [283]
Hûsh or Hûshi, [104]
Hyacinths, [253]
Hyæna, [12], [32], [151], [255]
Hyrcanus, [54], [202], [207]
Hypnotic suggestion, [221]

Ibex, [32]
Ibn Rashid, [89]
Idol, [239]
Ignatius, [276]
Incense, Israelitish altar of, [233]
Indian turtle-dove, [33] (turtur risorius)
Inn of the Apostles' Fountain, [8]
— of the Good Samaritan, [9], [176]
Inscription, [57], [70], [71], [275]
Institute of British Architects, [84]
Institutions, [186], [263]
Invocation, [231]
Ionic capitals, [142]
Irises, [253]
Isaac, [74], [202]
Isaiah, [208]
Ishmaelites, [127]
Israel, [46], [189]
Israelites, [54], [223], [224], [235]
Issachar, [224]
"Italian, the," [229], [237], [238]
Itineraries, [95]

Jabbok, [108], [116], [123], [124], [125], [126], [127], [128], [146], [312], [334]
Jachin, [239]
Jackals, [11], [32], [151], [255]
Jacob, [124], [125], [185], [192]
Jael, [245]
Jaffa, [45], [202], [270]
Jahwe, [233]
Jalûd, [310], [325]
Jar, [85], [240], [271]
Jaulân, [85], [104]
Jeba, [217]
Jebel es-Shech, [306], [334]
Jebel Osha, [152], [173], [334]
Jehonadab, [204]
Jehu, [204], [216]
Jenin, [203], [217], [224], [226], [227]
Jerash, [105], [106], [118], [139], [145], [148], [210], [216], [301]
Jerboa, [34], [331]
Jeremiah, [47], [189]
Jericho of crusading times, [14]
Jericho, [8], [11], [13], [19], [20], [50], [127], [164], [175], [312], [344]
— plain of, [12], [21]
— road to, [5], [6]
— Roman, [13], [14]
Jericho-roses, [35] (anastatica)
Jeroboam, [185], [188]
Jerome, St, [189], [208], [235], [276], [304]
Jerusalem, [5], [11], [45], [102], [122], [175], [183], [194], [197], [303], [304]
Jessamine, [252]
Jezebel, [215], [216]
Jezreel, [227], [310]
Jifna, [185], [186], [192]
Jisr el Mujamia, [307]
Job or Joab, [123]
Jochanan, Bishop, [317]
John the Baptist, [171], [202], [208], [216]
Jonah, [270]
Jonquils, [245], [253]
Jordan, [11], [13], [31], [32], [45], [56], [124], [126], [127], [145], [165], [167], [171], [220], [307], [308], [325], [329]
— East, [90], [103], [120], [128], [257], [294], [312]
— valley, [9], [21], [32], [35], [36], [265]
Joseph, St, [264]
Joseph, [192], [219]
Josephus, [36], [207], [274], [285], [290], [303], [315]
Joshua, [54], [188], [199], [314]
Josiah, [235]
Jotham, [223]
Judah, [235]
Judæa, [11], [12], [163], [328]
Jujube-tree [21], [23], [37], [164] (zizyphus lotus)
— zizyphus spina Christi, [21]
Julia Livia, [343]
Juniper, [253]
Justinian, [86], [195], [202]

Kafr Sabt, [279]
Kaimmakâm, [155]
Kamnimotsk or Kakupschi, [103]
Karâwa, [340]
Karn Hattîn, [279]
Karn Sartabeh, [340]
Keats, [64]
Keble, [286]
Kedron, valley of, [8], [123]
Keffeeye, [4]
Kefr Kennâ, spring of, [270]
Kerak, [53], [56], [169]
Kerosene, [196], [197]
Khalil, [30]
Khan, [160], [180], [190], [224], [225], [278], [287], [300], [311]
Khan of the Good Samaritan, [6], [9]
Khans, Saracenic, [68]
Kings, Three, [292], [294]
Kingfisher, [332]
Kinnerôt, [280]
Kinnor (a lute), [280]
Kirbet el-Herri, [68]
Kishon, [235], [244], [245], [259]
Klein, [71]
Knights of St John, [181], [211]
Kôkab el-Hawa, [310]
Koziba, [16]
Kubâtîyeh, [220], [222]
Kumbaz, [166], [172]

Lady, the, [2]
Lagos, Ptolemy, [206]
Lake of Galilee, [167], [284], [286], [289]
Lagrange, Père, [62]
"Land and the Book," [82]
Language, [25], [51]
Lanner-falcon, [99]
Lapis-lazuli, [212]
Larks, [99], [227], [331]
Latin Patriarch, [51]
Latins, [12], [52], [53], [199], [249], [260]
Law, [196], [198]
Lazarus, Castle of, [8]
Lebanon, [255]
Leeches, [8]
Lehaf, [137], [312]
Lejjun or Legio, [235], [236], [237], [242]
Lemons, [3], [17], [252]
Lepers, [195], [206], [226]
Levi, [200]
Libations, [240]
Lightfoot, [274]
Limestone, [10], [42], [43], [203], [253], [298]
Linen, [329]
Lintel, [56], [189]
Lions, [32]
Lizard, [43], [93], [98], [278], [331]
Looms, [196]
Lot, Shech, [10]
Louis, St, [255], [271]
Lower Egypt, [58]
Lubban, [190], [192]
Lupin, [254]
Lusignan, King Guy de, [279]
Lychnis, [254]

Maccabees, [266]
Machærus, [216]
Madaba, [32], [38], [46], [49], [50], [51], [53], [54], [55], [56], [57], [60], [62], [95], [102], [138], [139], [148], [287], [291]
Magdala, [285], [286], [301]
Magnesium, [9]
Maiden-hair, [253], [260]
Maimonides, [304]
Maize, [278]
"Majnoon," [162]
Makhrûd, [334]
Maktoub, [37]
Mâlih, [334]
Manasseh, [198], [232], [235]
Mandrakes, [203], [253]
Manuscripts, [200]
Map, mosaic, of Madaba, [57], [58], [59], [60], [62], [63]
Marble, [56], [95], [264], [298]
Mares, [25], [27], [291]
Margaret of Provence, [271]
Margaret, St, [255]
Mariamne, [216]
Marl, [21]
Marriage, [13], [52]
Martyrs, [189], [190]
Masada, [36]
Mastaba, [146]
Maundeville, Sir John, [178], [247], [258], [277]
Maundrell, Henry, [194]
Mausoleum, [158]
Mezeba, [239]
Meadow of Sinking In (Merj-el-Gharak), [218]
Measurement (by time), [31]
Mecca, [72], [74], [75], [172]
Medal, [196]
Mediterranean, [32], [202], [204], [280]
Megiddo, [227], [232], [235], [236], [259]
Meidân, [76]
Mejdel, [286]
Melissa officinalis, [128]
Mémoire, by Mons. Clermont-Ganneau, [59]
Menhirs, [239]
Merj-el-Gharak, [218]
Mesha, [54]
Meshalcha, Bedu, [312], [325]
Michaud, [265], [271]
Midianites, [125], [219]
Milestones, [45]
Mill, [71], [124], [148], [235], [297]
Minaret, [226], [246], [281]
Minyeh, Khan, [287], [300]
Mishna, [304]
Missionaries, [186], [249], [289]
Missions, Scottish and American, [303]
— medical, [249], [263], [287]
— Jerusalem and the East, [249]
Moab, [11], [22], [43], [47], [116], [117], [126], [128], [173], [202], [208]
Moabite sparrow, [34]
Moabite stone, [68], [71]
Moabites, [54]
Monastery, [15], [16], [85], [256]
Monks, Greek, [16], [59]
Monogamy, [56]
Monograph, by Père Séjourné, [53]
— by Schumacher, [55], [140]
— by Père Lagrange and Père Cléopas
Mongols, [158]
Monolith, [189], [214]
Monument, burial, [46], [72], [130]
"Le Mont Thabor: Notices Historiques et Descriptives," [273]
Morality, [56]
Moravians, German, [195]
Mosaics, [56], [57], [58], [59], [60], [62], [64], [271], [275]
Moses, [42], [44], [46], [199], [222]
Mosque, [70], [110], [172], [189], [195], [207], [210], [255]
Mshatta, or Mashita, or Meshita, [71], [79], [80], [84], [93], [98], [128]
Mount Ebal, [191], [192], [194], [201]
Mount Gerizim, [191], [192], [194], [202]
— Gilboa, [228], [237]
— of Moab, [202]
— Nebo, [42], [44], [45]
— of Olives, [8], [164]
— of Precipitation, [269]
— Scopas, [179]
Mountain of the Shech, [306]
Mountains of Es-Salt, [157]
— Quarantana, [15]
Mourner, [121]
Muchtar, [106], [111]
Mudir, [131], [132], [133], [134], [135], [136], [139], [310], [311], [313], [323], [324]
Mulberry fig, [14]
Mulberry-trees, [222]
Mujedda, [236]
Mukaris, [3]
Muquṭṭa, [235]
Muscari, [35]
Museum, [257]
Music, [96], [295]
Mutesarrif, [135]
Mykenæan pottery, [234]
Myrrh, [127]
Myrtle, [253]

Naaman, [204]
Nabateans, [54]
Nablûs, [179], [183], [190], [191], [193], [194], [195], [197], [199], [202], [217], [219], [312]
Nahallal, [272]
Nain, [228], [269]
Napoleon, [256]
Narghile, [30]
Nathaniel, [272]
Nawa, [106]
Naumachia, [143]
Nazareth, [228], [258], [260], [261], [262], [266]
Nebk, [21]
Nebo, Mount, [42], [44], [45]
Negro, [20], [171], [338], [339]
Nets, [289]
Nightingale, [34]
Nile, [84], [125], [246]
Nimr, [96], [118]
Notitia, Roman, [69], [95]
Notre Dame d'Amerique, [260]
Nysa, [315]

Oaks, [11], [105], [120], [149], [150], [157], [204], [222], [223], [253], [259]
Obadiah, [208]
Odeum, [109]
Officials, [24], [248]
Oleander, [23], [35], [123], [126], [286], [306], [332]
Oliphant, Hans, [248]
Oliphant, Laurence, [244]
Olives, [148], [187], [204]
Olives, Mount of, [8]
Omar, [312]
Omri, [54], [206]
Orabs, [17]
Orange, [19], [20], [127], [252]
Orchis, [253]
Origen, [276]
Ornithogalums, [332]
Orphanage of Dames de Nazareth, [262]
— English, [263]
— Salesian Fathers, [260]
Oshr, [36]
Oxen, [25], [104]

Palace, [86], [87], [88], [142], [215]
Palace of Herod, [14], [207], [282]
Palestine, [58], [63], [219]
— Eastern, [126], [129]
— Exploration Fund, [62], [71], [87]
Palmer, Paul, [62]
Palms, [11], [13], [127], [181], [224], [226], [246], [252], [281], [284], [306]
Panther, [255]
Pariah dog, [25]
Partridge, [33]
— (Hey's) ammoperdix heyi, [33]
— (Greek) caccabis saxatilis, [33]
Pasha, the, [95]
— of Acre, [217], [256]
— of Damascus, [156]
Passover, The, [198], [200]
Patriarch, Gerasimos, [60]
— Greek, [57], [59], [60], [61], [62]
— Latin, [51], [155]
Patriarchate in Jerusalem, [193], [195]
Paul, St, [268]
Paula, [271], [276]
Peacock, Thomas Love, [112]
Pears, [204]
Pella, [306], [312], [326]
Pentateuch, [199]
Peræa, [7], [125], [126]
Periwinkle, [35], [253]
Père Cléopas, [58], [60], [61], [62]
Père Germer Durand, [62]
Père Séjourné, [53], [55], [57]
Père Vincent, [61]
Persian art, [81]
Persian Gulf, [76]
— king, [83]
Personage, the Royal, [2], [40]
Peter, St, [276]
Phasælis, [342], [343]
Philadelphia, [116]
Phinehas, [198]
Phœnicians, [246]
Piasters, [31], [50], [52], [157], [337]
Piedmontese, [51]
Pigeons, [33]
— rock, [18]
Pilasters, [87], [95]
Pilgrims, [13], [14], [74], [75], [76], [77], [78], [256], [263], [298]
Pillar, [120], [239]
Pines, [11], [105], [150]
Pipes, native, [5], [40]
Pistachios, [171]
Plague, [75]
Plain of Esdraelon or Jezreel, [227], [228]
— of Sharon, [228]
— of Gennesaret, [285]
— of El-Makhna, [191]
Plateau, [64], [126]
— of Ard 'Abdallah, [46]
— of Ard el Hammâ, [280]
Plough, [45], [119], [191], [221], [227]
Plovers, [227]
Poem, [66]
Poet, [96], [118]
Polygamy, [56]
Pomegranate, [253]
Pompey, [207], [315]
Pool, [14], [55], [205]
Poor Clares, [260]
Poplars, [223], [332]
Population, [23], [107], [155], [195], [249]
Potteries, [297]
Pottery, [234]
Presbytery, [51], [53], [148], [272]
Pride of India, [311]
Priest, high, [200]
— Byzantine, [63]
— Greek, [58], [180]
— parish, [51], [55], [56], [155], [157]
Priests, [51], [52]
"Primitive Semitic Religion To-Day," [223]
Professor, the, [2]
Prophet, the, [74], [125], [189]
Prophets, Jewish, [190], [256]
Propylæa, [141], [142]
Proscenium, [142]
Psalms, [116], [117]
Pseudo-platanus, [14]
Ptolomais, [247]
Ptolemy Lagos, [207]
Ptolemy Philadelphus, [116]
Pudding-stone, [42]

Quakers, [186]
Quarantana mountain, [15]
Quarantine, [2], [31], [160], [165], [169]
Quercus ægilops, [149]