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Book Description
- Title:
- Landscapes of the Bible and Their Story. Being Illustrations of Places, Sites, and Cities in Egypt and the Holy Land, and Descriptions of Scenes Depicted
- Authors:
- Henry Baker Tristram [1822-1906]
- Publication Year:
- 1901
- Location:
- London
- Publisher:
- Eyre & Spottiswode
- Pages:
- 108
- Subjects:
- Ancient Near East, Egypt, Israel, Bible
- Copyright Holder:
- Public domain
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Shechem
- Bethel, and "The Hill Country"
- Hebron
- Beer-Sheba, and "The South"
- The Obelisk at On (Heliopolis)
- Pithom, The Store City, in the Land of Goshen
- Canal in the Land of Goshen
- Elim
- Sinai
- Mount Hor, in Edom
- Jordan and the Plains of Moab
- The Dead Sea
- The Plain of Jordan by Jericho
- Mount Gerizim
- Old Dan: The Lower Source of Jordan at Tell El Kadi
- Mount Hermon
- The Plain of Esdaelon
- Mount Tabor
- Bethlehem
- Engedi and the Wilderness of Judah
- Mosque and Pool at Hebron
- Jerusalem
- Jerusalem from Mount Zion
- Jerusalem: Robinson's Arch
- Cedars in Lebanon
- Samaria
- Damascus: The General View
- Siloam, and Jerusalem's Water-Supply
- Mound of Tell El-Hesy, The Site of the Ancient Lachish
- Memphis (Noph)
- Thebes (Luxor)
- "Pharaoh's House in Tahpanhes" (Jer. 43. 9)
- The Tree and Well of the Virgin Near On
- Nazareth
- Cana of Galilee
- Jacob's Well
- Capernaum (Tell Hum)
- Magdala and the Land of Gennesaret
- Ploughing with a Yoke of Oxen
- Women Grinding Corn
- The Upper Source of Jordan Near Banias Banias
- The Road from Jerusalem to Jericho
- Bethany
- Jerusalem: The Jews'. Wailing Place and Ancient Masonry
- The Garden of Gethsemane
- Damascus and "The Street Called Straight"
- Athens (Mars' Hill)
- Ruins at Tyre
- The Roman Forum
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