...the rooms were always dropping with the moist damps condensing upon them. To remedy which nuisance, nuisance, and to preserve these chambers of the dead...to drain the drops that fall constantly into it." JONAH iv. 8. dnd it came to pass, when the sun did arise, that God prepared a vehement east wind ;...

...been at first covered with handsome lids, and carved with garlands; but now most of them were broke to pieces by sacrilegious hands. The sides and ceiling...to drain the drops that fall constantly into it." (Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem, p. 76, 7th edit.} No. 242. — xiv. 13. / will sit also upon the...

...been at first covered with handsome lids, and carved with garlands; but now most of them were broke to pieces by sacrilegious hands. The sides and ceiling...to drain the drops that fall constantly into it." (Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem, p. 76, 7th edit.} No. 242. — xiv. 13. / -will sit also upon the...

...dropping, with the moid damps condenfing upon them. To remedy which nuifance, and to preferve thefe chambers of the dead polite and clean, there was in each room a fmall channel cut in the floor, which ferved to drain the drops that fall conftantly into it. But the...

...been at first covered with handsome lids, and carved with garlands ; but now most of them were broke to pieces by sacrilegious hands. The sides and ceiling...to drain the drops that fall constantly into it." (Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem, p. 76, 7th edit.) No. 242. — xiv. 13. / will sit also upon the...

...moist damps condensing upon them. To remedy which nuisance, and to preserve these chambers of the dead clean, there was in each room a small channel cut in the floor, which served to drain the drops that fell constantly into it. But the most surprising thing belonging to these subterraneous chambers was...

...that it may be called a chamber hollowed out of one piece of marble. From this room, you pass inlo, I think, six more, one within another, all of the...to drain the drops that fall constantly into it," MaundrelPs Travels, p. 76.] NOTE II. HARMER ON THE WHITE-WASHING OF SEPULCHRES. [" The general meaning...

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