[326] “Ant.,” VIII. vii. 3; Cant. iv. 12.
[327] “Wars,” V. iv. 2, 3. See “Ant.,” XIX. vii. 2; and for the Women’s Towers, “Wars,” V. ii. 2, iii. 3; for Helena’s tomb, “Ant.,” XX. iv. 3; Pausanias, “Greciæ Descript.,” viii. 16; Jerome (“Epist. Paulæ”).
[328] “Ant.,” XX. iv. 3.
[329] “Ord. Survey Notes,” p. 66 and pl. xxv.; de Saulcy, “Voyage en Terre Sainte,” 1865, vol. i. De Saulcy misread the inscription as “Queen Sarah.”
[330] The Rev. Selah Merrill follows Robinson as to the course of this wall, and as to most of the other disputed questions.
[331] Robinson, “Bib. Res.,” 1838, i. p. 315; “Ord. Survey Notes,” 1864, p. 72, and pl. xxxi.; Schick in Pal. Expl. Fund Quarterly, 1895, p. 30.
[332] “Wars,” V. vi. 2.
[333] “Ant.,” XX. i. 1, v. 2, vii. 1, viii. 5, 9, 11, ix. 1, 2, xi. 2; “Wars,” II. xii. 1, xiii. 2, xiv. 1, 2, 6, xv. 1–6, xvi. 1–3, xvii. 1–10, xviii. 1, down to xix. 9.
[334] Acts xii. 1–23.
[335] Tacitus, “Hist.,” V. ix., “Annals,” xii., as quoted by Whiston.