...countries might be produced within the distance of twenty leagues." 0 " Galilee," says Malte-Brun, " would be a paradise, were it inhabited by an industrious people, under an enlightened government. Vine-stocks are to be seen here a foot and a half in diameter."< 1 / will give it into the hands of...

...countries might be produced within the distance of twenty leagues." " Galilee,"* says Malte Brun, " would be a paradise, were it inhabited by an industrious...Vine stocks are to be seen here a foot and a half in diameter."f I will give it into the hands of STRANGERS for a prey, and unto the wicked of the earth...

...new good deeds, there seems to be no need of remembering the old ones. GALILEE.—This country would be a paradise were it inhabited by an industrious...government. Vine stocks are to be seen here a foot and i half in diameter, forming by their twining branches vast aiches and extensive ceilings of verdure....

...the Gentile foreigners. (Matt. xxvi. 69. 73. Mark xiv. 70.) Galilee, says a modern traveil' r, would be a paradise, were it inhabited by an industrious...people, under an enlightened government. Vine stocks ars to be seen here a fool and a half in diameter, forming, by their twining branches, vast arches...

...Jordan, the Lake of Gennesareth, and the Mediterranean Sea.t Galilee, says a learned writer, would be a paradise were it inhabited by an industrious people under an enlightened government. Vine-stocks are to be seen here a foot and a half in diameter, forming, by their * £eetzen, in Annales...

...Palestine, and Ptolemais. Q. What is the nature and general aspect of Galilee ? digo plants — Tine stocks a foot and a half in diameter, forming by their twining branches vast arches: and in numerous spots are seen the brown huts of the Arabs, around which the sheep and lambs gambol to...

...its inhabitants an industrious people under an enlightened government. Vine-stocks are to be found here a foot and a half in diameter, forming by their...twining branches vast arches and extensive ceilings oif verdure. A cluster of grapes, two or three feet in length, will give an abundant supper to a whole...

...within the distance of twenty leagues." — Volney's Travels, vol. i., p. 308, 317. " Galilee would be a paradise were it inhabited by an industrious people, under an enlightened government."—Malte-Brun's Geography, vol. ii., p. 148. tained thousands."—Pierre Belo, quoted by...

...countries might be produced within the distance of twenty leagues.' 'Galilee,' says Malte Brun, ' would be a paradise, were it inhabited by an industrious...enlightened government. Vine stocks are to be seen here afoot and a half in diameter." — Keith. VOL. I. 30 CHAPTER VII. ANALYsIs. Probably no portion of...

...36fi. — Says Malte-Brun ("Universal Geography," Vol. II. pp. 148-151, Boston Edit.) " Galilee would be a paradise, were it inhabited by an industrious people under an enlightened government The accounts given by the ancients of the fertility of Judea, are not in the least degree falsified...