Chapter XXX: Appendix: List of Works Consulted

The following books have been consulted in writing the Memoirs to the Survey and in the present work:

LEXICONS.

Gesenius’ Hebrew and Chaldee Lexicon to the Old Testament Scriptures.
Buxtorf’s Lexicon Chaldaicum Talmudicum et Rabbinicum. 1639.
Lane’s Arabic and English Lexicon.
Freytag’s Lexicon, Arabico-Latinum. 1830.
Smith’s Bible Dictionary. 1830.

HEBREW LITERATURE.

Biblia Hebraica, Editio a Judah D’Allemand. 1825.
Septuagint, Vatican Text. Edition 1839.
New Testament, Tauchnitz Edition. 1869.
Josephus Opera Omnia, Oberthür. 1782.
Surenhusius’ Mishna, with commentaries of Maimonides and Bartenora. 1608.
Barclay’s Talmud. 1878.
Constantine l’Empereur’s Middoth. 1630.
Neubauer’s Géographie du Talmud. 1868.
Carmoly’s Itinéraires de la Terre Sainte. 1847.

SAMARITAN LITERATURE.

Juynboll’s Chronicon Samaritanum. 1848.
Neubauer’s Chronique Samaritaine (in the “Journal
Asiatique,” December, 1869).
Nutt’s Sketch of Samaritan History, etc. 1874.
Mill’s Modern Samaritans. 1864.

EGYPTIAN AND ASSYRIAN LITERATURE.

Mariette Bey’s Listes Géographiques des Pylônes de Karnak. 1875.
Chabas’ Voyage d’un Egyptien. 1866.
Records of the Past.

EARLY CHRISTIAN AND CRUSADING LITERATURE.

Eusebius’ and Jerome’s Onomasticon, French Edition. 1862.
Tobler’s Palestinæ Descriptiones. 1869, etc.
Bongar’s Gesta Dei per Francos. 1611.
Early Travels in Palestine (Bohn’s Series). 1848.
Chronicles of the Crusades (Bohn’s Series). 1871.
William of Tyre (Guizot’s Translation). 1824.

JERUSALEM LITERATURE.

Ordnance Survey Notes (Major Wilson). 1865.
Recovery of Jerusalem. 1871.
De Vogüé’s Temple de Jerusalem. 1863.
Willis’ Holy Sepulchre. 1849.
Williams’ Holy City. 1849.
Thrupp’s Ancient Jerusalem. 1855.
Lewin’s Siege of Jerusalem.
Fergusson’s Ancient Topography of Jerusalem. 1847.
Fergusson’s Holy Sepulchre. 1865.
Fergusson’s Temples of the Jews. 1878.
Warren’s Underground Jerusalem. 1876.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Reland’s Palestina ex Monumentis Veteribus Illustrata. 1714.
Robinson’s Biblical Researches. 1841-56.
Quarterly Statements, P. E. Fund. 1866-80.
Our Work in Palestine, 1873.
De Vogüé’s Eglises de la Terre Sainte. 1860.
Rey’s Monuments des Croisès en Syrie. 1871.
Tristram’s Land of Israel, 1876.
Stanley’s Sinai and Palestine. 1856.
Stanley’s Sermons in the East. 1856.
Finn’s Byeways in Palestine. 1868.
Thomson’s Land and the Book. 1873.
Munk’s Palestine. 1863.
Murray’s Handbook to Syria and Palestine. 1875.
Bædiger’s Handbook to Syria and Palestine. 1876.
Père Lievin’s Guide des Sanctuaires. 1869.
De Saulcy’s Dictionnaire Topographique de la Terre Sainte. 1877.
Besant and Palmer’s Jerusalem. 1871.
Lartet’s Géologie de la Palestine. 1869.
Fergusson’s Handbook of Architecture. 1855.
Coste’s Architecture Arabe.
Cassell’s Bible Educator.

INDEX.

’Abara, Ford of, 230.

’Abba (Cloak), 318.

’Abd el Melek, 165.

Abel Meholah, 65, 229.

Abel’s Tomb, 127.

Abila (Sûk W. Barada), 127.

Abishuah, Roll of, 26.

Abraham’s Garden, 202.

Abraham’s House, 241.

Abraham’s Oak, 241.

Abu Shûsheh, Farm at, 371.

Acre, 95, 98.

Adam, Admah, 207.

Administration, Frank, 381.

Adullam, Cave of (Khureitûn), 153.

Adullam, Cave of (’Aid el Mâ), 276.

Ænon (’Ainûn), 49, 50, 226, 227.

’Afrît, or Ghost, 313.

Ai (Haiyân), 253.

’Aid el Mâ (Adullam), 276.

’Ain Dhirweh, 236.

’Ain Helweh (Abel Meholah), 229.

’Ain el Jem’ain (Harod), 233.

’Ain Jidy (Engedi), 366.

’Ain Judeideh, 240.

’Ain Kânah, 81.

’Ain el Madôwerah, 294.

’Ain es Sultân, 200.

’Ain Tâbghah, 294.

’Ain Yerdeh, 6.

’Ainûn (Ænon), 50.

Ajalon, 296.

Akra, 191.

Aksa Mosque, 169.

Alexandrium, 224.

’Aly Merwân (Samson’s Tomb), 284.

’Amâd ed Din (Ebal), 36.

Ameh, or Cubit, 187.

Amrain the High Priest, 16.

’Amrîyeh (Gomorrah), 154.

Amusements of Syrians, 325.

Anathoth (Kuriet el ’Anab), 10.

Antipatris (Râs el ’Ain), 118.

Antonia Citadel, 184.

Apples of Sodom, 266.

Arab Civilisation, 384.

Arab Traditions, 264.

Arab Tribes, 338.

Aramaic Dialect, 301.

Arbela (Irbid), 292.

Arkûb District, 139.

Arms of Arabs, 343.

Ascalon, 281.

Ashdod, 282.

Ashkenazim Jews, 350.

’Askar, Sychar, 40.

Asnerie, or Templar’s Hospice, 197.

Assizes of Jerusalem, 379.

Assur (Umm es Sûr), 112.

’Athlit (Castel Pelegrino), 104.

’Awertah (Abearthah), 41.

’Azbât (Spring Pastures), 331.

Baalbek, 130.

Bâb el Wad, 9.

Balâta (Elon Tûbah), 38.

Baldwin’s Tower, 15.

Ballûtet Sebta, 241.

Balsam Tree, 200.

Bâniâs, 214.

Barada (R. Abana), 127.

Basalt in Jordan Valley, 217.

Base Line near Jenîn, 60.

Bay of Acre, 96.

Bazaars at Damascus, 124.

Beacons, Jewish, 224.

Bedawîn, 336.

Bedn (Ibex, Wild Goat), 211, 268.

Beersheba, 246.

Beisân (Bethshean), 215, 233.

Beit ’Atâb (Etam), 140.

Beit Jiyûs, 115.

Beit Jibrîn, 273.

Belmont (Sôba), 11.

Belvoir (Kaukab el Hawa), 233.

Bergheim Family, 372.

Bethabara, Traditional, 208.

Bethabara, ’Abârah, 230.

Bethania, 231.

Bethaven, 253.

Bethel (Gerizim), 19, 33.

Bethel (Beitîn), 251.

Bether (Bittîr), 143.

Bethesda, 185.

Bethlehem, 146, 321.

Bethshean, 233.

Bethshemesh, 287.

Bethulia (Mithilia), 53.

Beth Zachariah, 144.

Bethzur, 237.

Beto Gabra, 274.

Bezek (Ibzîk), 57.

Bezetha, 192.

Birds, 83, 85, 98, 103, 110, 158, 200, 211.

Bittîr (Bether), 143.

Bitzaanaim (Bessûm), 69.

Blanche Garde (Gath), 275.

Blûdan, 128.

Boundary of Gezer, 7.

Bozez Rock, 256.

Brickmaking, 316.

Burial Ceremonies, 326.

Burkîn, Church at, 61.

Buttauf Plain, 291.

Cæsarea, 107-109.

Cain Mons (Keimûn), 68.

Calvary, 170, 172, 173, 190, 195.

Camels, 331.

Camps, Arab, 338.

Cana of Galilee, 79.

Capernaum (Kefr Lâm), 105.

Capernaum (Minieh), 292.

Caphar Cheres, 42.

Caphar Saba, 119.

Carmel, 88.

Carmelite Convent, 92, 94.

Castellum Emmaus, 7.

Castellum Peregrinorum, 104.

Cave of Adullam, 153, 276.

Cave of Machpelah, 238.

Character of Arabs, 341.

Character of Fellahin, 298.

Character of Jews, 351.

Cherith, Brook, 211.

Children, Syrian, 324.

Choresh Ziph (Khoreisa), 243.

Christian Traditions, 307.

Christians, Dress of, 320.

Christmas at Bethlehem, 148.

Church of the Flocks, 151.

Ciccar, or “Plain,” 206.

Cities of the Plain, 206, 220.

City of Brass, 204.

City of Salt, 249.

Climate, Effects of, 378, 381.

Climate, of Jericho, 213.

Climate, of Palestine, 366.

Colonies, German, 360.

Colonisation of Palestine, 370, 377.

Conscription in Palestine, 334.

Constantine’s Basilica, Bethlehem, 146.

Constantine’s Basilica, Jerusalem, 171.

Convent on Carmel, 92-94.

Coracinus (Sheat-fish), 294.

Corea (Kuriût), 224.

Corner of the Field, 329.

Cost of the Survey, 261.

Costumes, 124.

Costumes, of Arabs, 342.

Costumes, of Fellahin, 317.

Costumes, of Jews, 351.

Crocodiles, 111.

Crocodile River, 105.

Crops, 328.

Crusading Kingdom, 379.

Cubit (Ameh), 187.

Cultivation, Ancient, 368.

Cupros (Beit Jubr), 202.

Customs of Fellahin, 332.

Cuthim (Samaritans), 18, 19.

Damascus, 123, 126.

Dan (Ebal), 36.

Dances of Bedawin, 346.

Dances Religious, 306.

Dances of Men, 326.

Daroma District, 287.

Darum (Deir el Belâh), 285.

David and Goliath, 279.

Dead Sea, 154, 210, 214, 222, 267.

Debir (Dhâheriyeh), 245.

Deir Abân (Ebenezer), 141.

Deir el Belâh (Darum), 283.

Deir Serûr (Sosura), 117.

Dervishes, 311.

Desert of Judæa, 262.

Desert of Mar Saba, 154.

Deserts in Palestine, 365.

Dhahr el ’Amr, 101.

Dhaherlyeh (Debir), 245.

District (Dustrey), 104.

Doctoring, 62.

Docus (’Ain Dûk), 224.

Dogs, 5.

Dome of the Chain, 165.

Dome of the Rock, 165.

Dothan (Tell Dôthan), 56.

Dress of Arabs, 342, 344.

Dress of Christians, 320.

Dress of Fellahin, 317.

Dress of Jews, 351.

Drowned Meadow, 53.

Druses, 91, 354.

Dûra, View from, 237.

Dustrey (District), 104.

Easter at Jerusalem, 174.

Ebal, 35.

Ebal and Gerizim, 211.

Ebenezer (D. Abân), 141.

Eben Shatiyeh, 187.

Ed (Altar), 225.

Ekron, 287.

Eleutheropolis, 274.

Elijah’s Sacrifice, 78, 89.

Elijah’s Garden, 92.

Emîr of Howareth Arabs, 112.

Emîr of Mes’aîd Arabs, 223.

Emmaus, 140.

Emmaus, Nicopolis, 8.

Endor (Andûr), 63.

Engannim (Jenîn), 58.

Engedi (’Ain Jidy), 266.

Ephes Dammim, 279.

Eshcol, 237.

Etam (B. ’Atâb), 140.

Ezbûba (Sububa), 67.

Ezekiel’s Mountain, 35, 57.

Families of Sheikhs, 384.

Fantazîas, Arab, 346.

Fâris, Effendi, 86.

Farming in Palestine, 371.

Fasts, Moslem, 313.

Faults (Jordan Valley), 217.

Feast at Jeb’a, 54.

Feast of Maidens, 13.

Fellahîn, 298.

Fenish (Philistines), 11, 274, 308.

Fertility of Palestine, 365.

Feshkhah (Spring), 210.

Field of Damascus, 240.

Fire-tried Manuscript, 27.

Flocks, 248, 331.

Flowers, 95, 110, 225.

Food of Peasantry, 317.

Fords of Jordan, 208, 229.

Foreign Words, 303.

Forests in Palestine, 367.

Fountain of St. Philip, 236.

Frank Mountain, 152.

Funerals (Syrian), 326.

Fusâil (Phasaelis), 222.

Future of Palestine, 375.

Game, 85.

Gardens at Jaffa, 3.

Gardens Irrigation of, 328.

Gates of Temple, 183, 189.

Gath, 276, 286.

Gaza, 284.

Geba of Horsemen, 103.

Gederoth, 287.

Gennath Gate, 194.

Gennesaret, 291.

Geology of Jordan Valley, 217.

Geology of Palestine, 365.

Gerar (Umm el Jerrâr), 286.

Gerizim, 29, 33.

German Colonies, 3, 355.

Gezer (Tell Jezer), 6.

Ghazu (Raids), 345.

Ghouls, 223, 313.

Ghufr (Watchman), 317.

Gibeah of Saul, 255.

Gibeon (el Jib), 259.

Gibilin (Beit Jibrîn), 274.

Gilboa (Mount), 63, 65.

Gilgal, 203.

Gipsies in Palestine, 355.

Goliah’s Spring, 63.

Golgotha, 170.

Gomorrah, 154, 207.

Government of Syria, 332, 369.

Grass on Housetops, 317.

Grotto of the Nativity, 145.

Hachilah (Hill), 244.

Hadad Rimmon, 67.

Haifa, 95.

Haifa, Colony at, 357, 358.

Hallet Pacha, 129.

Haram at Hebron, 238.

Haram at Jerusalem, 164, 183.

Hareth (Kharâs), 243.

Harod Spring, 233.

Harosheth (el Harathîyeh), 69.

Harvest, 329.

Hattin, 291.

Hazor of Benjamin, 259.

Hebron, 237.

Henna, 320.

Hermon, View from, 135.

Herodium, 152.

Herod’s Colonnade (Samaria), 48.

Herod’s Palace at Herodium, 152.

Herod’s Palace at Masada, 270.

Herod’s Temple, 183.

High Places, 304.

Hill of God (Jeb’a), 255.

Holy Fire, 175.

Holy Grail, 110.

Holy of Holies, 187.

Holy House, Nazareth, 75.

Holy Sepulchre, 85, 170, 196.

Horites, 242, 274.

Horses, Arab, 345.

Houses of Fellahîn, 5, 316.

Huldah Gates, 183.

Hŭlhûl, 236.

Ibex (Bedn), 211, 268.

Ignorance of Fellahîn, 311.

Ikzim, 103.

Imâm ’Aly, 9, 204, 308.

Irbid (Arbela), 292.

Irrigation, 328, 373.

Islâm, Religion of, 385.

Jacob Shellaby, 17.

Jacob’s Well, 15, 33.

Jacob’s Vision, 252.

Jael and Sisera, 69.

Jaffa, 1, 2, 3.

Jaffa, Colony at, 357.

Jâhalîn Arabs, 271, 338, 343.

Jâmi’a el Yeteim, 46.

Jamnia (Yebnah), 286.

Jân (Demons), 312.

Jeb’a (near Shechem), 53.

Jeb’a (near Carmel), 103.

Jeb’a (near Jerusalem), 355.

Jebel ed Dŭhy, 62.

Jebel ed Fureidîs, 152.

Jebel ed Tôr’an, 290.

Jenîn, 58.

Jerboas, 209.

Jeremiah’s Grotto, 197.

Jericho, 200.

Jericho, Ancient, 202.

Jerid Sports, 326.

Jerrâr Family, 53.

Jerusalem, 160.

Jeshimon Desert, 244, 260.

Jews in Palestine, 350, 377.

Jews Wailing Place, 163.

Jezreel, 65.

Jezzar Pacha, Mosque of, 99.

Jiljûlieh, 203.

Jirduna, or Jelduna River, 232.

Jokneam (Tell Keimûn), 68.

Jordan Valley, 214, 217.

Joseph’s Tomb, 39.

Josephus’ Account of Masada, 270.

Josephus, Accuracy of, 108.

Joshua’s Tomb (Kefr Hâris), 42.

Joshua’s Tomb (Tibneh), 118.

Justinian’s Fortress on Gerizim, 34.

Justinian’s Basilica at Jerusalem, 169.

Juttah (Yuttah), 242.

Kâ’abneh Arabs, 263.

Kabr Hebrûn, 241.

Kady, or Judge, 333.

Kakôn, 111.

Karaite Jews, 351.

Kaukab el Hawa, 215, 233.

Kefr Hâris (Caphar Cheres), 42.

Kefr Ishw’a (Joshua’s Hamlet), 118.

Kefr Kenna, 79, 81.

Kefr Kûk, 134.

Kefr Sâba, 120.

Kelem Inkleez, 299.

Kelt Valley, 211.

Kerâd (Goblins), 313.

Keratîya, 280.

Khamasa (Emmaus), 140.

Kharûf (fat Sheep), 331.

Khilzon (Murex), 97.

Khŭrbet Kânah, 79.

Khŭreitûn, Cave of, 153.

Kirjath Arba, 240.

Kirjath Jearim, 10.

Kishon, River, 69, 97.

Kissing, Arab, 112.

Kôd (Sacrifices), 306.

Kohel (Paint), 320.

Kokim (Tombs), 85.

Kolônia (Colonia), 13.

Kufeyeh (Headdress), 319, 342.

Kŭlŭnsaweh, 111.

Kurâwa, 117.

Kuriet el ’Anab, 10.

Kuriet el Jît, 52.

Kŭrn Sŭrtŭbeh, 224.

Kŭrŭntŭl, 201, 212.

Kŭsr Hajlah, 212.

Kŭstŭl, 12.

Lachish, 283.

Land Tenure, 326.

Language of Arabs, 340.

Language of Fellahîu, 301.

Latin Kingdom in Syria, 380.

Latrôn (Toron), 7.

Leap of our Lord, 71.

Lebanon, 121.

Legends, Christian, 307.

Legends, Moslem, 204, 310.

Legio (Lejjun), 66.

Lepers, 321.

Leper’s Mosque, 32.

Levels of Temple Courts, 183.

Levels in Jerusalem, 191.

Lily of the Field, 227.

Loculi (Tombs), 85.

Lubben (Lebonah), 44.

Luz (Lôzeh), 33.

Machpelah, Cave of, 238.

el Mahrakah, 89.

Makkedah (el Mughâr), 287.

Malatha, 249.

Manners and Customs, 55, 112.

Mamre, 246.

Mar Saba, 153.

Marnas (Statue of), 285.

Marriage Ceremonies, 323.

Masada (Sebbeh), 268.

Masonry of Haram, 184.

Meadow of the Feast, 46.

Megiddo (Mujedd’a), 67, 332.

Meidân el ’Abd, 219.

Mejdel, 280.

Mejlis (Scene at a), 115.

Memoirs of Survey, xiii.

Mensa (Mountain), 296.

Mes’ald Arabs, 223.

el Meshâsh (Ruin), 248.

Midhat Pacha, 333.

Migdal Eder, 152.

Migrations of Fellahîn, 314.

Military Importance of Syria, 377.

Millo, 192.

Minai (Sect), 293.

el Mineh (Limen), 283.

Minieh, 292.

Mirabel (Castle), 120.

Mizpeh, 257.

Modin (el Medyeh), 12.

Monks, Mediæval, 308.

Moon Pool, Jaffa, 1.

Moon-shaped Tires, 320.

Morality of Fellahîn, 335.

Moreg Sledge, 329.

Mosque el Aksa, 169.

Mosque of ’Amru, 166.

Mosque at Damascus, 125.

Mosque Jezzar Pacha, 99.

Motza (Beit Mizzeh), 13.

Mount Joy (Neby Samwil), 258.

Mountain of the House, 186.

el Mughâr, 287.

Mujedd’a (Megiddo), 232.

Mujeidil, 83.

Mukams, 304.

Mukhâlid, 111.

el Muntâr (Mountain), 155.

Murex (Khilzon), 97.

Naamah, 287.

Nâblus (Shechem), 32.

Naboth’s Vineyard, 65.

Nahr ez Zerka, 105.

Nain, 63.

Native Chiefs, 384.

Nâtûr (Watchman), 54.

Nazareth, 72.

Neby Ahia (St. John), 307.

Neby Duhy, 62.

Neby Jibrin (Gabriel), 274.

Neby S’ain, 77.

Neby Samwil, 14, 258.

Neby Serâkah, 120.

Negeb District, 242.

New Jerusalem, 14.

Nob, 257.

Nomenclature of Palestine, 302.

Nomenclature of Survey, 280.

Oak of Mamre, 241.

Oak of Shechem, 37.

Oak Woods, 367.

Olives, Age of, 330.

Olive Harvest, 148, 330.

Ophel Wall, 183.

Origin of the Fellahîn, 303.

’Osh el Ghŭrâb, 205.

Osheh (Hûsheh), 290.

Osher Tree, 266.

Palm Groves, Jericho, 213.

Passover on Gerizim, 31.

Pelicans, 111.

Phasaelis, 222.

Philistines (el Fenish), 11, 274, 308.

Pietists, German, 355.

Pilgrims’ Bathing-place, 209.

Pilgrimages, Moslem, 306.

Pillar of the Oak, 37.

Pipes, Arab, 265.

Place of Stoning, 197.

Plain of Esdraelon, 58.

Planting in Palestine, 373.

Ploughing, 328.

Poetry of the Arabs, 385.

Population of Villages, 317.

Population of Chief Towns, 369.

Prayers of Jews, 352.

Pronunciation of Fellahîn, 302.

Prophets, 312.

Pullani, 362, 381.

Purple Dye, Tyrian, 97.

Quarantania (Mountain), 201, 212.

Rainfall of Palestine, 366.

Ramadân (Fast), 313.

Ram Allah, 257.

Ramathaim Zophim, 256.

Ramath Lehi, 142.

Ramleh, 3, 4.

Râs el ’Ain (Mirabel), 118, 120.

Râs Jâdir, 228.

Râs Sherifeh, 144.

Rasbaiyeh, 134.

Raven’s Nest (’Osh el Ghŭrâb), 205.

Reaping, 329.

Religion of Arabs, 347.

Religion of Fellahîn, 304.

Religion of Islâm, 386.

Robber’s Fountain, 15.

Rock Etam, 142.

Rock Levels (Jerusalem), 191.

Roebuck (Yahmûr), 91.

Roman Wall (Masada), 269.

Rose of Sharon, 107.

Rujm el Bahr, 210.

Rukhleh, 134.

Russian Cathedral, 353.

Russian Pilgrims, 353.

Sacred Rock (Gerizim), 35.

Sacred Rock (Jerusalem), 165, 187.

Safed, 291, 297.

Saha (Guest-house), 317.

Saint John in the Desert, 307.

Saint John of Choseboth, 211.

Saint John on Jordan, 203.

Saint Saba, 153, 156.

Sakhrah (Rock), 165, 187.

Sâkût (Succoth), 229.

Salem (Sâlim), 50.

Samaria (Sebustieh), 47.

Samaria History of, 49.

Samaritans at Gaza, 284.

Samaritan Descent, 16.

Samaritan Doctrine, 22, 29.

Samaritan High Priest, 16, 27.

Samaritan History, 20, 23, 24.

Samaritan Passover, 30.

Samaritan Pentateuch, 24.

Samaritan Physiognomy, 18.

Samaritan Prophet (et Taheb), 29.

Samaritan Scenery, 51.

Samaritan Sects, 19.

Samaritan Synagogue, 25.

Samaritan Temple, 21.

Samaritan Topography, 48.

Samson, 141, 284.

Sanballat, 21, 22.

Sand grouse, 248.

Sânûr, 53.

Sargon, Conquest of, 19.

Scape Goat, Death of, 155.

Science of Arabs, 385.

School at Mujeidil, 83.

School of Prophets (el Khŭdr), 93.

Scorpions, 113.

Scythopolis (Beisân), 233.

Sea of Galilee, 214.

Sea of Galilee, Level of, 290.

Sebaste (Samaria), 49.

Sebbeh (Masada), 268.

Sebŭstieh (Samaria), 48.

Sechu (Suweikeh), 257.

Second Wall (Jerusalem), 193.

Seilûn (Shiloh), 44.

Sela Ham Mahlekoth, 245.

Semmaka (Synagogue), 105.

Seneh and Bozez, 256.

Sephardim Jews, 351.

Serpent Ascent (Masada), 269.

Sh’afât (Nob), 258.

Shaitân (Satan), 313.

Shalem (Salim), 49, 50.

Sharks, 1.

Sharon, Forest of, 106.

Sharon, Plain, 3.

Sharon, Rose of, 107.

Shechem (Nâblus), 16, 32.

Shefa ’Amr, 290.

Sheikh, Abreik, 84.

Sheikh, Iskander, 66.

Sheikh, Jemil, 212.

Sheikh, Shibleh, 61.

Sheikhs (Cultus of), 305.

Shephelah, 5, 276.

Shepherds’ Plain, 152.

Shiloh (Seilûn), 44.

Shunem (Sulem), 64, 234.

Shûsheh (Top-knot), 313.

Siddim, Vale of, 207, 210.

Sinjil (Casale St. Gilles), 15, 44.

Sirah Well (’Ain Sâra), 242.

Sirocco Wind, 116.

Sisera, Death of, 69.

Sitt Eslamîyeh, 36.

Six Columns (Baalbek), 131.

Slave Market (Damascus), 123.

Sôba (Belmont), 11, 12.

Sodom, 207, 210.

Solomon’s Palace, 169.

Sook (Mountain), 155.

Sowing, 329.

Spelunca Duplex (Hebron), 238.

Starlight, 60.

Stink Stone, 200.

Stone of Foundation, 187.

Stone Piles (Meshâhed), 313.

Storks, 228.

Stratification (Jordan Valley), 217.

Succoth, 229.

Sugar Mills (Jericho), 213.

Sukr Arabs, 234.

Sûk Wâdy Barada, 127.

Sun Temple (Baalbek), 130.

Superstitions of Fellahîn, 312.

Sursuk Family, 87.

Sŭrtŭbeh (Kurn), 223.

Survey History, xi.

Sycaminon (Tell es Semak), 96.

Sychar (’Askar), 40.

Synagogue, Irbid, 292.

Synagogue, Semmaka, 105.

Tabernacle at Shiloh, 45.

Tabor, 69, 290.

Tadi (Gate), 189.

Tahum (Limits), 327.

Tammuz, Worship of, 313.

Tarala (Succoth), 229.

Taricheæ (Kerek), 292.

Tattooing, 320.

Taxation, 333.

et Tell (near Ai), 254.

Tell el Hesy, 283.

Tell Hûm, 292, 295.

Tell el Kassîs, 90.

Tell Keimûn, 68.

Tell el Milh, 249.

Tell es Sâfi, 275.

Tell es Semak, 96.

Tells in Jordan Valley, 220.

Temple at Jerusalem, 182.

Temple of Jupiter (Baalbek), 132.

Templum Domini, 167.

Ten Sons of Jacob, 33.

Ten Stones on Gerizim, 34.

Ten Tribes, 32.

Tents, Arab, 339.

Thickets, 368.

Threshing, 329.

Tibneh (Thamnatha), 118.

Timnatha (Tibneh), 118.

Timnath Heres, 42.

Tirzah Teiasîr, 57.

Tomb of Abishuah, 41.

Tomb of Eleazar, 41.

Tomb of Ithamar, 41.

Tomb of Helena, 195.

Tomb of Jesse, 241.

Tomb of Joseph, 39.

Tomb of Joshua, 42.

Tomb of Maimonides, 292.

Tomb of Nahum, 292.

Tomb of Nicodemus, 190.

Tomb of Phinehas, 41.

Tomb of Samuel, 258.

Tombs, Arab, 348.

Tombs, at Haifa, 96.

Tombs, Jewish, 352.

Tombs, of Patriarchs, 239, 309.

Tombs, at Sheikh Abreik, 85.

Tombs, at Tiberias, 292.

Tombs, at Tibneh, 118.

Toron (Latrôn), 7.

Tower of Flies, 101.

Tower of Forty (Ramleh), 3, 4.

Trade of Arabs, 386.

Trade of Palestine, 369.

Traditions of Arabs, 347.

Traditions, Christian and Jewish, 297.

Traditions at Jericho, 204.

Traditions, Value of, xv.

Transfiguration, Scene of the, 137.

Treasure hid, 349.

Tribe-marks (Wusm), 348.

Tristram’s Grackle, 158, 211.

Turbans, 318, 376.

Turmus Eyya, 44.

Twin Pools (Jerusalem), 185.

Tyre, Ancient (’Athlît), 105.

Tyropœon Valley, 191.

Umm el Fahm, 66.

Umm el Jerrâr, 286.

Usury, 334.

Vale of Eschol, 237.

Vale of Shechem, 32.

Vale of Tears, 240.

Vale of Barley, 32.

Vale of Elah, 277.

Vale of Sorek, 286, 287.

Vale of Thorns, 255.

Vegetation, Wild, 368.

Veils, 319.

Villages Described, 5, 316.

Vineyards, Traditions of, 349.

Virgin’s Well (Nazareth), 76.

Wâdy Beit Hanîna, 12.

Wâdy Fâr’ah, 49, 225.

Wâdy Kelt, 210.

Wâdy Mâleh, 216, 226.

Wâdy el Malak, 83.

Wâdy es Sunt, 277.

Wâdy es Suweinît, 255.

Wailing of Jacob, 33.

Walls of Jerusalem, 193.

Wâly of Syria, 369.

Water Gate, 189.

Water Supply of Palestine, 365.

Wells of Beersheba, 247.

Well of the Plague, 8.

Welys or ‘Favourites,’ 311.

White Promontory, 269.

Wild Goat (Ibex, Bedn), 211, 268.

Women, Bedawîn, 344.

Women, Dress of, 319.

Women, Jewish, 352.

Wusm, or ‘Tribe-mark,’ 269, 348.

Yagur (el Jûrah), 282.

Yahmûr (Roebuck), 91.

Yebnah (Jamnia), 286.

Zeboim, Site of, 208.

Zeffeh (Procession), 323.

Zeidaniyin Family, 101, 102.

Zeno, Church of, 23.

Zer’in (Jezreel), 65.

Zion, 171, 192.

Ziph, 244.

Ziz, Cliff of, 244.

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BILLING AND SONS, PRINTERS, GUILDFORD.

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By the same Author.

_JUDAS MACCABÆUS_ and the Jewish War of Independence. (New Plutarch
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by F. R. Conder, and C. R. Conder, R.E. Longmans, 1879.

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Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber:

the usual genuflectious and prostrations=> the usual genuflections and prostrations {pg 100}

they here congregrate to bewail=> they here congregate to bewail {pg 163}

the people of that reigion=> the people of that region {pg 203}

ploughland, and beautful olive=> ploughland, and beautiful olive {pg 280}

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