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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.

Map of the biblical Land of Ausitis.

Arab peasant from Nazareth.

Jerusalem in snow at Easter.

Jaffa with the encampment.

Land on the Coast of Syria.

Medals of Ace and Sidon.

Bay of Acre and the coast of Syria.

Saint John d'Acre.

Grotto at Nazareth said to have been the House of Joseph and Mary.

Byzantine icon found among the ruins of Sepphoris or Diocaesarea (today Tzippori).

Nazareth, in the approach from Sephoury.

Lake Tiberias and oyster of type Buccinum Galileum.

Lake of Gennesareth, or Sea of Galilee, with the town of Tiberias and the Baths of Emmaus; taken from the western side, looking towards the Country of the Gadarenes.

Mount Thabor, as seen from the Plain of Esdraelon.

General outline of the author's route.

Pilgrims arriving in Ramla, Israel.

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.

The tablets of the Ten Commandments.

King Italus and Roman goddess Carmenta, here referred to as daughter of Evander. Genealogy of Christ: Salmon, Rahab etc.) View of Tiberias. Hera. Genealogy of the kings of Italy: Janus, Cronus, Picus and Faunus.

View of Tiberias.

Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem. High priests of Israel.

Kings of Babylon: Mordecai, Nebuchadnezzar. Xerxes. View of Constantinople. Nebuchadnezzar conquers Jerusalem.

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