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"“Then he got shipwrecked just as he was coming from Jerusalem to take a great chair at Padua.”"

"Zaitún commended itself to Arabian ears, being the Arabic for an olive‐tree (whence Jerusalem is called Zaitúniyah)"

"… a monk of the convent of St. Saba, near Jerusalem"

"declared his intention to go on pilgrimage to Jerusalem to adore the Holy Sepulchre..."

"Thus in the document containing the autograph of King Hayton, presented at p. 13 of Introductory Essay, the King gives with his daughter, “Damoiselle Femie,” a dowry of 25,000 besans sarrazinas, and in payment 4 of his own bezants staurats (presumably so called from bearing a cross) are to count as one Saracen Bezant. (Cod. Diplomat. del S. Mil. Ord. Gerosolim. I. 134.)"

"M. le Comte Riant’s Itin. à Jérusalem (p. xxix.) is cited in connection with the Polos at Acre."

"Jerusalem, 130, i. 19"

"‘But isn’t that silly?’ … ‘We could go to Paris and to Rome or to Jerusalem. I would dearly love to see the Colosseum.’"