Manual of Biblical Archaeology volume 1
Manual of Biblical Archaeology volume 1
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^ On account of the inconsiderable breadth of the whole land, only small streams, short in their course, and which are generally dried up in summer, can flow into the Mediterranean on the west and the Jordan on the east, from the watershed lying nearer to the Jordan valley than to the border of the western sea ; and the sea-coast itself possesses only unimportant harbours at Ctesarea (Kaisariyeh) and Joppa (Japlio, Jafa). ^ ^ The land of Galilee, which received its name from a small district on... the mountains of Naphtali, Galil (?^^2), and, because it continued for the most part to be inhabited by heathen, called D'^ian ybl, Isa. Ix. 1, had become, with the exception of the dis- trict on the Lake of Tiberias and some other places frequently mentioned in the gospel history, a terra incognita down to most recent times, when it has been traversed by Schultz, Eobinson (comp. Especially his Bccent Researches in Palestine), and other learned travellers, in various directions, both in its interior and upper parts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ On account of the inconsiderable breadth of the whole land, only small streams, short in their course, and which are generally dried up in summer, can flow into the Mediterranean on the west and the Jordan on the east, from the watershed lying nearer to the Jordan valley than to the border of the western sea ; and the sea-coast itself possesses only unimportant harbours at Ctesarea (Kaisariyeh) and Joppa (Japlio, Jafa). ^ ^ The land of Galilee, which received its name from a small district on... the mountains of Naphtali, Galil (?^^2), and, because it continued for the most part to be inhabited by heathen, called D'^ian ybl, Isa. Ix. 1, had become, with the exception of the dis- trict on the Lake of Tiberias and some other places frequently mentioned in the gospel history, a terra incognita down to most recent times, when it has been traversed by Schultz, Eobinson (comp. Especially his Bccent Researches in Palestine), and other learned travellers, in various directions, both in its interior and upper parts.
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