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XIII.-THE OLDEST OF CITIES
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Released on: 09/11/2017
The city preserves its personal identity as a man keeps his from youth to age, through the constant change of subst
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Contents
PREFACE
I.-FROM JAFFA TO JERUSALEM
II.-JERUSALEM
III.-HOLY PLACES OP THE HOLY CITY
IV.-NEIGHBORHOODS OF JERUSALEM
V.-GOING DOWN TO JERICHO
VI.-BETHLEHEM AND MAR SABA
VII.-THE FAIR OF MOSES; THE ARMENIAN PATRIARCH
VIII.-DEPARTURE FROM JERUSALEM
IX.-ALONG THE SYRIAN COAST
X.-BEYROUT.-OVER THE LEBANON
XI.-BA'ALBEK
XII.-ON THE ROAD TO DAMASCUS
XIII.-THE OLDEST OF CITIES
XIV.-OTHER SIGHTS IN DAMASCUS
XV.-SOME PRIVATE HOUSES
XVI.-SOME SPECIMEN TRAVELLERS
XVII.-INTO DAYLIGHT AGAIN.-AN EPISODE OF TURKISH JUSTICE
XVIII.-CYPRUS
XIX.-THROUGH SUMMER SEAS.-RHODES
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