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Chapter II: Appendix: A—Heer Bethlem’s “Ovewegingen,” p. 179

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B—_Table of Indulgences_, p. 182

C—_Relative Antiquity of the various Stations_, p. 182

The List of Illustrations

Veronica (the fourth of the set of seven Stations carved by Adam Krafft at Nuremberg) ... _Frontis_

Jerusalem and Palestine (Map from “Le Pèlerin Véritable” of 1615) ... 11

Church of the Holy Sepulchre (from Breydenbach, 1486) ... 28

Part of Bernardino Amico’s Map of Jerusalem (1609-1620) ... 32

Church of the Holy Sepulchre (_c._ 1835) ... 44

Map of Jerusalem (1616) from MS. Addit. 33566 ... 56

The Second and Fifth Stations, carved by Adam Krafft at Nuremberg (_c._ 1490) ... 64

The Incident of Simon of Cyrene, from the “Geystlich Strass” (1521) ... 68

Title page of the “Geystlich Strass” (1521) ... 80

Page of Pascha’s “Ghestelyck Pelgrimagie” ... 84

Adrichomius’s Map of Jerusalem, with Stations of the Cross (1584) ... 87

A page of the French translation of Pascha’s “Gheestelyck Pelgrimagie” (1666) ... 88

The Via Dolorosa according to Zuallardo (1587) ... 105

Plans of the Via Dolorosa ... 106-107

The _Ecce Homo_ Arch according to Amico (1620) ... 110

Christ at Pilate’s House (from the “Geystlich Strass,” 1521) ... 112

The _Ecce Homo_ Arch (from a recent photograph) ... 114

The Site of the First Fall (Station III) ... 116

The Via Dolorosa near Veronica’s House ... 126

The Via Dolorosa looking down-hill ... 140

The Entombment (from the “Geystlich Strass,” 1521) ... 154

Title page of French Edition (1566) of the “Gheestelyck Pelgrimagie” ... 162

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The Stations of the CrossChapter II: Appendix: A—Heer Bethlem’s “Ovewegingen,” p. 179

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