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J. W. McGarvey Lands of the Bible (1881) |
C O N T E N T S.
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| INTRODUCTION | 11 |
| P A R T F I R S T. | |
| THE GEOGRAPHY OF PALESTINE. | |
| C H A P T E R I. | |
| GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTRY. | |
| § 1. The Land Promised to Abraham | 19 |
| § 2. The Land Inhabited by Israel | 20 |
| § 3. The Maritime Plain | 22 |
| § 4. The Hill Country of Judea | 24 |
| § 5. The Plain of Esdra'lelon and Adjoining Plains | 26 |
| § 6. The Hills of Galilee | 29 |
| § 7. The Valley of the Jordan | 30 |
| § 8. The Dead Sea | 36 |
| § 9. Beyond the Jordan | 42 |
| C H A P T E R I I. | |
| THE CLIMATE, SOIL, AND PRODUCTIONS. | |
| § 1. Climate | 45 |
| § 2. Soil of the Various Sections | 49 |
| § 3. Products of the Soil | 50 |
| § 4. Domestic Animals | 63 |
| § 5. Wild Beasts, Birds, Reptiles, Insects, and Fishes | 71 |
| C H A P T E R I I I. | |
| THE PEOPLE OF PALESTINE. | |
| § 1. The Turks | 76 |
| § 2. The Jews | 78 |
| § 3. The Bed'awin Arabs | 79 |
| § 4. The Fel'lahin | 84 |
| § 5. The Native Christians | 89 |
| § 6. Europeans | 91 |
| C H A P T E R I V. | |
| MODES OF AGRICULTURE. | |
| § 1. Ploughing and Sowing | 92 |
| § 2. Harvesting, Threshing, and Grinding | 94 |
| § 3. Tenure of Lands | 99 |
| C H A P T E R V. | |
| MODES OF ARCHITECTURE. | |
| § 1. Building Materials | 103 |
| § 2. Architecture of the Cities | 105 |
| § 3. Architecture of the Villages | 106 |
| § 4. Sacred Buildings | 108 |
| C H A P T E R V I. | |
| SOCIAL AND DOMESTIC HABITS OF THE PEOPLE. | |
| § 1. Marriage and Divorce | 111 |
| § 2. Care of Children | 112 |
| § 3. Preparation of Food | 114 |
| § 4. Household Furniture | 116 |
| § 5. Personal Habits | 118 |
| § 6. Amusements | 120 |
| § 7. Funerals and Burial-Places | 122 |
| C H A P T E R V I I. | |
| STATE OF EDUCATION AND RELIGION. | |
| § 1. Education among the Moslem | 132 |
| § 2. Education among the Greeks and Latins | 134 |
| § 3. Condition of Mohammedanism | 135 |
| § 4. The Labors of Missionaries | 139 |
| P A R T S E C O N D. | |
| THE TOPOGRAPHY OF PALESTINE. | |
| C H A P T E R I. | |
| JERUSALEM. | |
| § 1. The Original City | 143 |
| § 2. The City under Solomon | 146 |
| § 3. Addition, by the Successors of Solomon | 151 |
| § 4. Its Destruction by Titus and its Later History | 155 |
| § 5. Its Present Walls, Hills, and Valleys | 158 |
| § 6. Its Streets, Public Buildings, etc. | 165 |
| § 7. The Har'am | 176 |
| § 8. The Pools or Jerusalem | 189 |
| § 9. The Environs of Jerusalem | 202 |
| C H A P T E R I I. | |
| PLACES WITH JERUSALEM AS A CENTRE. | |
| § 1. On the Road to Bethlehem | 214 |
| § 2. Bethlehem and its Vicinity | 217 |
| § 3. Solomon's Pools and Aqueduct | 222 |
| § 4. Toward the Dead Sea and the Jordan | 231 |
| § 5. In the Hills of Benjamin | 235 |
| § 6. In the Western Hills | 243 |
| C H A P T E R I I I. | |
| PLACES WITH HEBRON AS A CENTRE. | |
| § 1. Hebron and its Suburbs | 247 |
| § 2. From Hebron to the Dead Sea | 252 |
| § 3. From Hebron to Beer'sheba | 256 |
| § 4. From Hebron to Beth'-shemesh | 258 |
| C H A P T E R I V. | |
| PLACES IN THE MARITIME PLAIN. | |
| § 1. In the Land of the Philis'tines | 264 |
| § 2. In the Plain of Sha'ron | 269 |
| C H A P T E R V. | |
| PLACES WITH SHE'CHEM AS A CENTRE. | |
| § 1. Between Bethel and She'chem | 279 |
| § 2. She'chem and its Environs | 288 |
| § 3. Places West and North of She'chem | 294 |
| C H A P T E R V I. | |
| PLACES ABOUT THE PLAIN OF ESDRA'ELON. | |
| § 1. On the Eastern Border | 298 |
| § 2. On the Southern Border | 306 |
| § 3. On the Plain of A'cre | 309 |
| C H A P T E R V I I. | |
| PLACES IN GALILEE. | |
| § 1. Nazareth and its Vicinity | 313 |
| § 2. About the Lake of Galilee | 319 |
| § 3. North of the Lake of Galilee | 330 |
| C H A P T E R V I I I. | |
| PLACES ALONG THE JORDAN AND BEYOND. | |
| § 1. In the Plain of Jericho and the Plain of Moab | 339 |
| § 2. In the Upper Sections of the Jordan Valley | 350 |
| § 3. In the Uplands beyond the Jordan | 355 |
| C H A P T E R I X. | |
| AN ARGUMENT FROM THE AGREEMENT OF THE LAND AND THE BOOK | 375 |
| P A R T T H I R D. | |
| LETTERS OF TRAVEL. | |
| L E T T E R I. | |
| Leaving Home and Crossing the Atlantic | 387 |
| L E T T E R I I. | |
| Through England and France into Italy | 397 |
| L E T T E R I I I. | |
| Rome, Naples, Vesuvius, Pompeii | 407 |
| L E T T E R I V. | |
| Egypt: The Pyramids | 419 |
| L E T T E R V. | |
| Egypt: The Sphinx, the Tombs, and the Red Sea | 432 |
| L E T T E R V I. | |
| The Peninsula of Mount Sinai | 444 |
| L E T T E R V I I. | |
| From Suez to Jerusalem | 455 |
| L E T T E R V I I I. | |
| Beyond the Jordan | 457 |
| L E T T E R I X. | |
| The Hot Springs, the Plain of Shittim, and Return to Jerusalem | 481 |
| L E T T E R X. | |
| Bethlehem, Solomon's Pools, Hebron, and En-gedi | 488 |
| L E T T E R X I. | |
| Beer'-sheba, Edom, and Philistia | 494 |
| L E T T E R X I I. | |
| From Jerusalem to She'chem | 502 |
| L E T T E R X I I I. | |
| From She'chem to the Lake of Galilee | 510 |
| L E T T E R X I V. | |
| From Tiberias to Tyre | 520 |
| L E T T E R X V. | |
| From Tyre to Sidon | 531 |
| L E T T E R X V I. | |
| From Sidon to Mount Hermon | 540 |
| L E T T E R X V I I. | |
| Damascus | 550 |
| L E T T E R X V I I I. | |
| From Damascus to Beirut | 560 |
| L E T T E R X I X. | |
| From Beirut to the Seven Churches of Asia | 572 |
| L E T T E R X X. | |
| Sardis, Thyatira, Pergamos, and Smyrna | 581 |
| L E T T E R X X I. | |
| Constantinople and Athens | 594 |
| L E T T E R X X I I. | |
| Homeward Bound | 607 |
| A P P E N D I X. | |
| DR. VARTAN'S OBSERVATIONS AT NAZARETH | 617 |
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