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Wilson, Charles W. [Hrsg.]; Fenn, Harry [Ill.]
Picturesque Palestine: Sinai and Egypt ; in 2 volumes (Band 1) — New York, 1881

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PICTURESQUE PALESTINE.

" Column of the Derision," a fragment of a granite column on which Christ is said to have sat
when he was crowned with thorns and mocked by those that stood near. In the same chapel
is also kept a crown of thorns, made from the species of shrub which is supposed by tradition
to have been that which supplied the original crown. Between the two last-mentioned chapels

PILGRIMS OF THE GREEK CHURCH BUYING CANDLES,
To be lighted by the " Holy Fire " in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, at the celebration of the Easter Festival.

a flight of steps leads down from the east aisle to the Chapel of Helena, a portion of the
church which does not seem to have suffered during the fire (see page 19). The chapel is
divided into three aisles by four stunted columns with heavy-looking capitals, which carry a
dome that rises above the level of the courtyard of the Abyssinian Monastery, and gives light
 
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