Jerusalem, the City of Herod and Saladin

by Walter Besant; Edward Henry Palmer

• Nahr el Casb, battle of, [407]
• Nasir-ed-dín, [438]
• Nasír Farj, Sultan, [435]
• Naval defeat of Mohammedans, [392]
• Nero, [8]
• Nevers, Duke of, [208];
  • defeat of, [209]
• —— Count of, [309]
• Nicæa, battle of, [153];
  • siege of, [162]
• Nicephorus Phocas, [97], [128]
• Nicolas, preacher, [447]
• Nûr-ed-dín, [284], [292], [294], [301], [303], [309], [319], [327]
• Nuseiríyeh, doctrines of the, [425]

• Odolric, [132]
• Omar, Caliph, [68], et seq.
• Ordeal by fire, [177]
• Order of St. Lazarus, [247]

• Pancrates, [168]
• Paula and Eudoxia, [114]
• Penances, [446]
• Peregrinationes, majores et minores, [121]
• Peter the Hermit, [141], and throughout chap. [vi].
• Philip Augustus, [365]
• —— of Flanders, [337]
• Pilgrim’s Progress, The, [118]
• —— service, the, [120]
• Pilgrimage, passion for, [113]
• Plague in Jerusalem, [441]
• Pons of Tripoli, [265]
• Population of Jerusalem, [23]
• Porphyry, [114]
• Position of sacred sites, [Appendix]
• Pyrrhus, [171]

• Rabbinical Law, [48]
• Rains at Jerusalem, [440]
• Ramleh, [179], [220]
• Raymond, grand master of Hospitallers, [289]
• —— of Plaisance, [134]
• —— Poitiers, [262]
• —— Toulouse, [155], [198], [200], [206], [225]
• Relics, finding of, [126], et passim
• Renaud de Chatillon, [288], [289], [291], [339], [371], [380]
• —— of Sidon, [398]
• Renegades, story of, at Cyprus, [403]
• Richard Cœur de Lion, chap. [xv]., and [404]
• —— of St. Vitou, [135]
• —— of Cornwall, [459]
• Robert of Flanders, [158], [172], [190]
• —— Normandy, [155], [171]
• —— Orleans, [130]
• Roger of Antioch, [230]
• Russian pilgrims, [475]
• Rutebeuf, [462]

• Safiyah bint Hai, [429]
• Sakhrah, Mohammedan belief concerning, [419]
• —— purification of, by Saladin, [388]
• Saladin, [319], [338], [347], [350], [365], chap. [xvi].
• Saladin’s holy war, [377]
• Samaritans, [5], [62]
• Second Crusade, [277]
• Seif-ed-dín, [358], [404]
• Selman el Farsí, [427]
• Sepulchre, Church of the, destroyed by Chosroes, [64];
  • rebuilt by Modestus, [64];
  • by Thomas, [93];
  • destroyed by Hakem, [103]
• Shakíf, fortress of, [397]
• Sharafál, [437]
• Shawer, [301], [311], [313]
• —— and Dhargam, [301]
• Sheddád ibn Aus, [427]
• Shehab-ed-dín, [439]
• Sherf-ed-dín, [439]
• Shírkoh, [312]
• Sicarii, [6]
• Sigard of Norway, [228]
• Simon Ben Gioras, chap. [ii].
• Sophronius, [72]
• Stephanus, [5]
• Stephen of Blois, [155], [172], [205]
• ——, Count of Perche, [292]
• Sufyan eth Thori, [429]
• Súkel Marifah, [421]
• Sybille, [337], [339], [367], chap. [xiv].
• Sylvester converts the Jews, [60]

• Tancred, [157], [179], [225]
• Tell es Siyásíyeh, [399]
• Templars, defeat of, [348]
• Theodora of Constantinople, [293]
• Theudas, [4]
• Thierry of Flanders, [266]
• Thomas (patriarch) rebuilds Church of Sepulchre, [93]
• Tiberias, battle of, [350], [378]
• Tiberius, Alexander, [4]
• Tithe of Saladin, [363]
• Titus: his army, [19];
  • number of, [20], [21];
  • besieges Jerusalem, chap. [ii].
• Toghrul Beg, [109]
• Tomb of David, [436]
• Tours, Council of, [458]
• Trajan, revolt under, [49]
• Tripoli, [226]
• Truce between Saladin and Richard, [414]
• True Cross, Invention of, [56];
  • discovery of piece of, [195]
• —— loss of, [381]
• Tutush, [111]
• Tyre, [243]
• —— siege of, [393]

• Umm el Kheir, [429]

• Ventidius Cumanus, [4], [5]
• Vespasian in Galilee, [17];
  • taxes the Jews, [49]

• Walter the Penniless, [148]
• Walter of Cæsarea, [263]
• William of Cerdagne, [226]
• Willibald, [123]

• Yaghmúri, El, [435]
• Yarmúk, battle of, [69]