 I was happy to find myself again above ground, beneath the open heaven. " The impression which I have brought from the visit is, that this excavation was not originally a well. What connexion with a mere well have artificial recesses and chambers in the...  Denkblätter aus Jerusalem - Seite 85von Titus Tobler - 1853 - 759 SeitenVollansicht - Über dieses Buch
 | 1842
...and I was happy to find myself again above ground, beneath the open heaven. " The impression which I have brought from the visit is, that this excavation...?* It has a more general resemblance to some of the spacious sepulchral excavations without the city. The wall, whose remains I noticed in the larger opening,... | |
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...descent had been uniform, but I was necessarily drawn up at intervals, which " The impression which I have brought from the visit is, that this excavation...?* It has a more general resemblance to some of the spacious sepulchral excavations without the city. The wall, whose remains I noticed in the larger opening,... | |
 | Bela Bates Edwards, Absalom Peters, John Holmes Agnew, Selah Burr Treat - 1842
...and I was happy to find myself again above ground, beneath the open heaven. " The impression, which I have brought from the visit is, that this excavation...?* It has a more general resemblance to some of the spacious sepulchral excavations without the city. The wall, whose remains I noticed in the larger opening,... | |
 | Edward Robinson - 1843
...yet I was happy to find myself again above ground, beneath the open heaven. " The impression which I have brought from the visit is, that this excavation...mere well have artificial recesses and chambers in a rock ?' It has a more generaHesemblance to some of the spacious sepulchral excavations without the... | |
 | Johann Friedrich Röhr, Smith Eli, Samuel Wolcott - 1843 - 338 Seiten
...yet I was happy to find myself again above ground, beneath the open heaven. " The impression which I have brought from the visit is, that this excavation was not originally a well. What connection with a mere well have artificial recesses and chambers in a rock ?* It has a more general... | |
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