A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

John McClintock & James Strong • SECTION 3

Section 3

← McClintock & Strong Cyclopaedia — Volume 4

LIST OF WOOD.CUTS IN VOL. IV,

Ancient Egypt. Linen Corslet, Page

Egyptian Manner of wearing tlie llair

Ancient Egypt. Female Head-dress

Assyrian Manner of wearing the Hair

Grecian Manner of wearing the Hair

Ancient Egyptian Ladies with Fil- lets ^

Map of the Vicinity of Hamath

Ancient Egyptian Carpenters

Tools of an Egyptian Carpenter..

Ancient Egypfian Masons

Ancient Egyptian Handmaids

Prisoners impaled by the Assyrians

Hare of Mount Sinai

Hare of Mount Lebanon

Ancient Egyptian carrying Hares.

Modern Egyptian Lute

Ancient Egyptian Lyres

Various Egyptian Harps

Various Egyptian Lyres

Egyptian Grand Harps

Assyrian Lute and Harp

Ancient Assyrian Lyre

Modern Egyptian Khonfud

Cermis Barbarns

Egyptian Harvest Scene

Peregrine Falcon

Falco Sacer

Amygdahis Communis

Skulls of different Kaces

Arabian and Turkish Head-dresses

Modern Egyptian Head-dress

Various Forms of the Turban

Bedouin Head-dress

Egyptian regal Head-dresses

Ancient Persian Head-dresses

Ancient Assyrian Head-dresses. . .

The Tantura

Herse

Modem Egyptian Asses

Ancient Helmets 176,

Ancient Egyptian Axes

Deformed "Egyptian Ox-herd

Ancient Egyptian Herdsmen

Coin of Herod the Great

Coin of Herod Agrippa II

Little Golden Egret

TJoldeu Plover

Coin of Hierapolis

The Kosetta Stone

Hieroglyphic Alphabet

Assyrian Picture of a Temple

Representation of a "High-place"

Priest's " Linen Breeches"

Priest's " Broidered Coat"

Priest's Linen Girdle

High»prie8t"s Robe

High-priest's Breast-plate

Jewish Priestly Turban 245.

Costume of High-priest

Female Deer

Ancient Egyptian Hinges

Hip Roof

4jMonk of St. Hippolytus Page

Chase of the Hippopotamus

2S\Hippopotamus Amphibius

23|The " Tomb of Hiram"

I Ancient Hittites

23 " Holy Coat" of Treves

Canon of Order of the Holy Ghost. 23 Nun of the Order of the Hoi v Ghost

Holy Water Stone "

25 Ancient Assyrian Hook

46 Hieroglyph of Hophra

59 View of Mount Hor

60 Hair of South Africans

60 Heads of modern Asiatics

62 Assyrian Horned Caps

63 Head of Alexander the Great

72 Oriental Horned Ladies

72 Ancient Egyptian Horse

73 Ancient Assyrian Horse

86 Ancient Persian Horse

86 Chariot-horse of Rameses III

86 Ancient Assyrian Stable

86 Assyrian Riding-horse

86 Mouth of the Leech

87 Egyptian Prince, with Charioteer.

87 Ancient Assyrian Horseman

90 Egyptian Princes in their Chariot.

90 Antique Figure of Horus

93 Hour-glass Stand

101 Oriental Hut

102 Model of ancient Egyptian House.

106 Hut of Greek Peasant

110 Modern Nestoriau House

112 Ordinary House at Beirout

112 Front of Egyptian House

112 Entrance to House in Cairo

112 Court of House at Antioch

113 Court of House at Cairo

270IChristian Inscriptions Page 608, 610

270! Ancient Egyptian Irrigation 661

271 1 Modern Egyptian Shaduf 661

273|Gnostic Gem of Isis 689

2S0|Map of Issachar TOO

305lMap of Ancient Italy 704

310|Elephauts' Tusks brought to

310 Thothmes III 717

312 Ivory as Tribute to Assyria 717

3-2S\Hedera Helix 71S

332 Column of Jachin 725

Eastern Jackals 726

Coin with Head of Janus 778

Valley of Jehoshaphat 809

General View of Ancient Jerusa- lem restored S37

Assyrian Delineation perhaps of

Jerusalem 839

Jews' " Wailing Place" 842

345[Map of Ancient Jerusalem 844

346 Probable Contour of Ophel 845

346'Section of the Tyropceoo 845

346iModern " Gate of Gennath" 847

34S Street in Modern Jerusalem 850

348

Interior of House at Damascus

113 Ka'ah of House at Cairo

113 Latticed Windows at Cairo

114 Flat-roofed Houses at Gaza

lis Ancient Battlements

177 Modern Egyptian House-tops

178 Ancient Egyptian Flat Roof

195 Ancient Assyrian Flat Roof.

197 Ancient Assyrian Huntsman

213 Assyrian Lion Hunt

215 Ancient Egyptian Hunter

217 Ceratonia Siliqiut

218 Hyena

233 Hysaopus Officitialis

236|Caucasian Ibex

237!Sacred Ibis

241|Coin of Iconium

241(Ravine in Idumsea

243 Interior of Temple at Medinet-Abu

243 Impost at Barton Seagrave

243:Modern Oriental Writing Imple-

244j ments

244| Ancient Egyptian Writing-tablet. .

246 Plan of Khan at Idalia

246:Egyptian Hieroglyphics

260 1 Figurative and Symbolic Hiero-

265 glyphics

267 1 Engraved Rocksin Wady Mokatteb

Remains of Bridge at Jerusalem.. 850 Pier of Arch across the Tyropoeon. 851 Passage below the Mosque el-Aksa 851 Jerusalem from the " Well of Joab" 852 Map of the Environs of Jerusalem 854

36S Interior of "Golden Gate" 856

The " Castle of David" 857

Quarries under Jerusalem 857

Map of Modern Jerusalem bSS

Christ's Journeys during his Intro- ductory Year 88S

Christ's 'Journeys during his First

more public Year 889

Ruins of "Synagogue" at Tell-

Hum 8S9

Christ's Journeys during his Sec- ond more public Year SOO

Ruins of "Synagogue" at Kerazeh 891

374 Christ's Journeys during bis Third

375 more public Year S92

Christ's Journeys during Passion

Week 895,897

Map of the Valley of Jezreel 91S

Tomb of the Prophet Jonah at Mo-

412 sul 989

418 Terraces of the Jordan 1007

429 Upper Ford of the Jordan, near 451 Bethshan 1007

454 Lower Ford of the Jordan at Wa-

455 dy Nawaimeh lOOS

463 Joseph's Tomb 1017

489 Map of the Tribe of Judah 1051

502 [Tombs of Seid Yehudah 1054

349

523

Roman Judgment-seat 1082

Julian the Apostate 1090

Coin of Julias 1092

Julius Csesar 1093

JuniperiuH Phanicia 1096

Genista Monosperma 1096

Head of Jupiter Olympius 1099

Medal of Justinian 1111

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BIBLICAL, THEOLOGICAL, AND ECCLESIASTICAL LITERATURE.

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Haag (Hague) Apologetical Society, a sci- entific societj'iii Holland, founded in 17^5 for the purpose of calling forth scientific works in defence of the Chris- tian religion. It annually offers a prize of 400 florins for the best work on a topic proposed. (A. J. S.)

Haahash'teri (Heb. with the art. [which the A. V. has mistaken for part of the'name] ha-Achashtari', •ilpi'ljnxfl, i. e. the Achastarite, prob. of foreign [? Per- sian] origin; according to Flirst, an adj. from the word achastar, i. e. courier [compare D'^31Pldns, "camels," Esth. viii, 10, 14]; acconling to Gesenius, mule-driver; Sept. 6 A<j^)]oa V. r. 'Aafj^i'/p, etc., A^ulg. Ahasfhari), the last mentioned of the four sons of Naarah, second of the two wives of Ashur, the founder of Tekoa, of the tribe of Judah (1 Chron. iv, 6). B.C. post 1G18.

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