...we look down on the river Jordan, the lake of Gennesareth, and the Mediterranean 1 . Galilee would be a paradise were it inhabited by an industrious...of grapes, two or three feet in length, will give an abundant supper to a whole family™. The plains of Esdrelon, and all the other parts of it which...

...Christ, we look down on the river Jordan, the lake of Gennesareth, and the Mediterranean.^: Galilee would be a paradise were it inhabited by an industrious...of grapes, two or three feet in length, will give an abundant supper to a whole family.^ The plains of Esdrelon, and all the other parts of it which...

...we look down on the river Jordan, the lake of Gennesareth, arid the Mediterranean. || Galilee would be a paradise were it inhabited by an industrious people under an elightened government. Vine stocks are to be seen here a foot and a half in diameter, forming by their...

...Mediterranean. || Galilee would be a paradisewere it inhabited by an industrious people under an elightcned government. Vine stocks are to be seen here a foot...of grapes, two or three feet in length, will give an abundant supper to a whole family. ÏÏ The plains of Esdrelon, and all the other parts of it which...

...niisgovernment of ages have not exhausted the natural richness of the soil. Galilee, says Malte Brun, would be a paradise were it inhabited by an industrious people, under an enlightened government. No land could be less dependent on foreign importation; it bore within itself every thing that could...

...misgovernment of ages have not exhausted the natural richness of the soil. Galilee, says Malte Brun, would be a paradise were it inhabited by an industrious people, under an enlightened government. No land could be less dependent on foreign importation ; it bore within itself every thing that could...

...Jordan, the Lake of Gennesareth, and the Mediterranean Sea.* Galilee, says a learned writer, would be a paradise were it inhabited by an industrious...of grapes, two or three feet in length, will give an abundant supper to a whole family. The plains of Esdraelon are occupied by Arab tribes, around whose...

...of ages have not exhausted the natural richness of the soil." " G_alilee," says a traveller, " would be a Paradise were it inhabited by an industrious people, under an enlightened government. The climate was healthy, the seasons regular; the former rains, which fell about October, after the...

...river Jordan, the Lake of Genesareth, and the Mediterranean Sea.f Galilee, says a learned writer, would be a paradise were it inhabited by an industrious...of grapes, two or three feet in length, will give an abundant supper to a whole family. The plains of Esdraelon are occupied by Arab tribes, around whose...

...river Jordan, the Lake of Genesareth, and the Mediterranean Sea.t Galilee, says a learned writer, would be a paradise were it inhabited by an industrious...government. Vine stocks are to be seen here a foot and a alf in diameter, forming, by their twining branches, vast arches and extensive ceilings of verdure....