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Philip's spring on the route from Bethlehem to Gaza.

Map of the site called Desert of Saint John the Baptist, most possibly the location of Bethabara (Qasr El-Yahud).

Map of Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem, charting the stations of the Cross.

Arch of Ecce Homo in Jerusalem.

View of the walls of Jerusalem with Golden Gate and Lions Gate (St Stephen's Gate) charting several holy sites and the Muslim cemetery.

Tomb of the Virgin Mary or Church of the Sepulchre of Saint Mary, in Kidron Valley, Jerusalem.

Plan of the Tomb of the Virgin Mary or Church of the Sepulchre of Saint Mary, in Kidron Valley, Jerusalem.

Cave of Gethsemane.

Mount of Olives in Jerusalem.

View of the Chapel of the Ascension on Mount of Olives in Jerusalem.

View of Bethany with the main holy sites.

Absalom's monument and Zechariah's tomb in Kidron valley, Jerusalem.

View of Kidron valley with the monument of Absalom.

Map of Jerusalem with the walls and the main monuments.

Roman inscription from Nablus.

Jerusalem in snow at Easter.

Monastery of St. George of Koziba In Wadi Kelt, Judean Desert.

Village surrounded by cultivated fileds in eastern Judea.

Wilderness in western Judea.

Holy Sepulchre as it existed prior to its reparation A.D. 1555.

A new plan of Jerusalem in which some attempt is made to reconcile historical documents with existing phaenomena adapted by the author to his own personal observations on the spot.

Entrance to the supposed sepulchre of the Messiah.

Arab exhibiting the feats of a goat.

Bethlehem to the N.E. with the monastery containing the cave of Nativity to the left.

View of Jerusalem.

Α. Tomb of Zechariah. Β. Tomb of Absalom.

Certificate given to Salomon Schweigger by the abbot of the Franciscan monks in Jerusalem.

Genealogy of Christ: Descendants of Shem, son of Noah (Genesis 10: 24-29 etc.). Jerusalem with Solomon's temple.

Jerusalem with Solomon's temple.

Crossing of the Red Sea. Moses receives the tablets of the Ten Commandments from God on Mount Sinai. Moses smashes the tablets as he sees the Israelites worshipping the Golden Calf.

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