, 8. Amulets for nose Pe ears .
Eee
934
Codex, Greek Minuscule (10th
cent.) . : Codex, Greek Wiigiat (5th cent.)
», Hebrew Pentateuch mae cent.) Coins eaene in Palestina c. 500
B.C.-185 A.D. ' 5
1. Persian gold daric.
2. Double shekel or octadrachm of Sidon.
3. Shekel or Tyre.
4. Tetradrachm of Ptolemy.
5. Tetradrachm of Antiochus Epiphanes.
6. Small bronze of John Hyr- canus.
7. Small bronze of Alexander Janneus.
8. Shekel or Tyre.
9. Bronze coin of Herod the Great.
10. Bronze coin of Herod Antipas.
11. Bronze coin of Agrippa.
12. Small bronze (quadrans ?) of Pontius Pilate.
13. Denarius of Tiberius.
14. Shekel of year 5 (A.D. 70).
15. Half-shekel of year 1 (A.D. 66-67).
16. Aureus of Tyre.
17. Drachm of Czsarea Cappa- docia, restruck.
18. Denarius of ‘Trajan, re- struck.
19. The original of No. 18.
20. Tetradrachm of Antioch, re- struck as Jewish shekel.
21. Bronze coin of second revolt.
Cuneiform Tablet from Tel el- Amarna : é 0 6 Cypress . 5 ° : °
tetradrachm of
tetradrachm of
Dagger (Roman)
Damascus City-gate (Entrance to Straight Street) .
Daric :
Dead Sea (Physical features of)
Decoration (Jewish) Denarius. f 4 a F Doors—
1. Doors of Lebanon Houses, showing pivots and lock 2. Carved House-door of peasant’s cottage (Mt. Lebanon) 3. Egyptian ee door . Drachm . F : 6
Drawer of Water . y 3 x
iv. 953. iv. 952.
iv. 949.
jii., between pp. 424 and 425.
iv. 948. ii. 9%.
iv. 634%.
i. 4462.
See ‘Coins,’ No. l.
i. 575°.
i. 158.
See ‘Coins,’ Nos. 13 and 18.
li. 385°. i, 432.
iv. 700°. See ‘Coins,’
Now i %a i. 621°,
INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Dress—
1. Cloaks— (a) Mé‘%l, crody (6) Simlah, twdrrov . Coat (kéthoneth) », sheepskin . Fringes . 4. Girdle, with fakborn : . Head-dress (Male) : (1) Pasto- ral, (2) Persian, (3) Syrian
peasants’. .
. Horn (Female heiress) . Loin-cloth (Egyptian) . Loins girt : :
. Sarbalin
. Shirt (Syrian)
. Veils—
(a) Face: (1) Syrian Mos- lem, (2) Egyptian, (3) Lebanon Druze.
(6) Head and Back (nee pahath) é
(c) Large veil (radid)
Drum (Hand-) ‘ : Dulcimer (Assyrian)
oo to
or
HOO MID
a
Ear-rings Engraving— 1. Wood, ivory, and metal. 2. Jewish engraving of Temple and Mt. of Olives Eye-paint (Horn for)
Fan (Winnowing shovel) Folding-door (Egyptian) Fork (agricultural) Fringes
Girdle, with Inkhorn Girdle-purse
Girt loins
Goad .
Gold daric
Greek Minuscule Codex (10th cent. ) Papyrus Roll (late 1st cent.) Uncial Codex (5th cent.)
2
2”?
Hammers—
ly Bika ; 3 s “
2. Mahaddi :
3. Mason’s matrakat .
4. Shahitah or minhat (Hed of)
5. Shakif A : Hand-Drum se Half-shekel . C 3
Harps— " Assyrian Harp ' 2. Egyptian Harps 3. Harper and Choir (c. 3000 B. C. ) 4. Priest playing Harp (Tomb of Ramses III.). ; Hatsepsu’s Expedition to ‘Punt (Ships of) . ‘ A
er Od be BL sell ata ae
Pe te pete be pe pe
625". 625°. 624°, 625°. 627%. 626°.
626. 627° 624. 626. 626". . 624.
i. 628.
i. 628°.
ili.
“1. 628%.
462°. 460+.
i. 633°.
i. 704%.
ili.
874.
i. 814”.
ieoles
iv.
700°.
nol: i. 627%.
626°, 232. 626°.
i il. i. i. 49%. See
Noo:
iv. iv. iv.
ii. li. il. il. li.
iii. See
953. 951. 952.
291°. 2913" 291°. 201%; 2917. 462.
No. 15.
ili. iii. lil.
ili.
460°. 460°. 459%.
460°.
Ext. 364.
626%.
‘Coins,’
© Coins,’
INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS 935
Head-dress (Male): (1) Pastoral, Plough (Modern Syrian) - srat4ge, (2) Persian, (3) Syrian peasants’. i. 626. Poreupine : : 5 vo a 304:
Head-dress (Female) : ny le OPS Pot (Jewish Gedine: )ea ee : » ave ere
Hebrew Alphabet, Evolution o the i. 71. Pottery—
», Pentateuch Codex (9th cent. ‘ iv. 949. 1. Bowls (buried) with Lamp . iv. 262, High Place at Petra ‘ ; . iv. 396%. 2. Jar (Early pre-Israelite) peny 1203 Hoe ; 2 ; . iii. 306". 3. Lamp (Christian) . iv. 27>. Holm oak : : é . ii. 401". 4. Ledge - handle (Early pre:
Horn (for eye- pant) 3 ‘ a5 iy S142: Israelite) . 4 iv. 26>, », (head-dress) . f ; » plnG2ae: 5. Pot (Jewish Cooking? as 2 ive 27:
6. Royal Stamp on Jar-handle . iv. 27°.
Inkhorn . : : , : . i. 626. 7. Stamp of the Tenth Legion . iv. 27>.
Priest playing Harp (Tomb of
Jar (Early pre-Israelite) . F Pedve2os Ramses III.) . : iv. 460*.
Jar-handle with sae sae 3 he Parke Punt, Ships of Hatsepaw s Expo
Juniper . : ses tion to. : Ext. 364.
Purses. " é 5 : a) en 232F,
Keéthoneth : : ‘ : . 1. 624°.
an and Sarbdlin . : . 1. 626%. Robe (mé‘tl, ig A é 3 eei6203.
Key. : » 1. 8372. Rods ‘ i . iv. 291.
Knife (stone, oh Tell 43 Hesy) mlvalbooce Royal Stamp on Jar- yenile 5 5 he Phy
Lamps. 5 : . : . iii. 24; iv. 26>, | Sceptre . : : ‘ ‘ = ively:
2: Sea (Brazen) . ? : : = ye COLE.
Ledge-handle (Early pre-Israelite). iv. 26°. Sheepskin coat : : : . 1. 625°.
Lock : . ii. 836. Shekel . : ; : : . See ‘Coins,’