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https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.10357#0494
ENTRANCE TO THE RUINS OE BA'ALBEK,
At the south-east corner through a long vaulted passage like a railway tunnel under the great platform. Two of these great vaults run parallel
At the south e^°er^ eaft to we3tiPand Ire connected by a third running at right angles to them from north to south.
BA'ALBEK.
T
HE ride of three and a half hours the next day to Baalbek was over an undulating
country along a side valley running parallel with the Buka'a for many miles, and
separated from it by rounded hills.
We reached the outskirts of Baalbek at noon, and paused to survey the scene. At our
At the south-east corner through a long vaulted passage like a railway tunnel under the great platform. Two of these great vaults run parallel
At the south e^°er^ eaft to we3tiPand Ire connected by a third running at right angles to them from north to south.
BA'ALBEK.
T
HE ride of three and a half hours the next day to Baalbek was over an undulating
country along a side valley running parallel with the Buka'a for many miles, and
separated from it by rounded hills.
We reached the outskirts of Baalbek at noon, and paused to survey the scene. At our