Evidence of the truth of the Christian religion : derived from the literal fulfilment of prophecy : particularly as illustrated by the history of the Jews, and by the discoveries of recent travellers (1848)
Keith, Alexander, 1791-1880, author, Keith, George Skene, 1819-1910, photographer, Lizars, W. H. (William Home), 1788-1859, engraver, Forrest, William, 1805-1889, engraver, Miller, William, 1796-1882, engraver, William Whyte & Co., publisher, Longman, Brown & Co., publisher · leaf 537
by Pere Emmanuel, who takes no sort of notice of the prodigious mound on which they are elevated. It is al- most needless to observe, that the whole of the mound is itself a ruin;"2 and it is altogether needless to add another word, to show that it is bowed down, as may be seen by the sketch here… … PLAN OF BIRS NIMROOD. Bel is confounded. Originally constructed of eight successive towers, one rising above another, it is now 1 Mignan's Travels, p. 192. 2 Rkh'a Memoir, p. 37. 3 Vol. ii. p. 323.
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