inely wrought, withsunken face and accentuated batter, we have borrowed the lowerpart of our wall ; whilst the upper portion has been restored froma fragment of Herods rampart, at the north-east angle of theharam ; still in situ (Fig. 138), and in good preservation. There Elevation of the Temple.… … Fig. 139.—Exterior Wall of Mosque, Hebron. Perspective view. De Vogué, p. 119. were not a mere decorative feature, but meant as supports to thewall where it rises above the haram level ; when, having no longer 1 Consult the Recovery, Masonry of the Haram, Col. C. W. Wilson, and tailnotes by Messrs.…
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