For the temple : a tale of the fall of Jerusalem /

32 p. of publisher's advertisements at end.

Dissertation sur les tremblemens de terre et les éruptions de feu qui firent échouer le projet formé par l'empereur Julien de rebatir le temple de Jerusalem ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

Thelma and Disease : Susan Gilman's Undress Me in the Temple of Heaven [A Review]

In the nineteenth century, when female travel narratives of miss(adventure) were still read as excursions rather than expeditions, it was common for women travellers to preface their writing with an apology or admission of guilt—a type of disclaimer that excused the author for engaging in such inappropriate activity and bothering the reader with their trivial endeavours. Susan Gilman’s Undress Me in the Temple of Heaven offers no such thing. Instead Gilman begins her memoir with a confession about its lack of lies, half-truth and spin. ‘This is a true story,’ she writes, ‘recounted as accurate as possible and corroborated by notes I took at the time and by others who were present.’

Entrance Gate to Old City of Jerusalem

Digital image

Gates of Jerusalem Commemorative Medal

Obverse: Map of Jerusalem Old City's wall with all the gates and their names. Reverse: In the center, one of the Jerusalem's gates, the Old City in the background.

The history of the jews from the destruction of Jerusalem to the present time

T. 1 und 2 in einem Digitalisat

The history of the Jews, from the taking of Jerusalem by Titus, to the present time, comprising a narrative of their wanderings, persecutions, commercial enterprises, literature, manners, customs, and forms of worship : with an account of the various efforts made for their conversion

[James A. Huie]

An open letter addressed to Sir Moses Montefiore ... on the day of his arrival in the holy city of Jerusalem

by Meyer Auerbach and Samuel Salant