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Ancient Near East 10: Jerusalem: Holy City

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In the Subject field, search for 'Jerusalem' combined with another term such as:

  • antiquities
  • Bible
  • buildings
  • Christianity
  • church
  • description
  • ethnic relations
  • history
  • Islam
  • international status
  • Judaism
  • Latin Kingdom
  • maps
  • siege
  • social life and customs

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