[709] S. Matt. xxvi. 6-9; S. John xii. 3.
[715] Jerome, Epitaph. Paulæ, Ep. CVIII. (_Ad Eustochium Virginem_).
[716] Jerome, Onomastic. ad vocem Bethan., Ep. CVIII. (_Ad Eustochium Virginem_).
[717] Acta Sanct. ord. Bened. sæc. iii. p. 2. Early Travels, p. 6. Bohn's Ant. Lib.
[718] Itinerarium in Loc. S. (Acta Sanct. ord. Bened. sæc. iii. p. 2). See also E. T. p. 28.
[722] William of Tyre, Lib. XV. c. 26 (G. D. p. 887).
[729] Jerome, Comment. in S. Matth. c. x. v. 28.
[738] Universal Geography of Edrisi, Climate, III. § 5, Tom. I. p. 345, Paris, A.D. 1836.
[743] La Citez de Jherusalem, De Vogüé, p. 442.
[745] De Perenni Cultu Terræ Sanctæ, Lib. II. Quoted by Quaresm. E. T. S. Lib. VI. pereg. 1, c. 3, Vol. II. p. 596.
[747] Beersheba, E. V.; Gen. xxvi. 33; +Bêrsabee+ in LXX; Josh. xv. 28, and afterwards.
[749] La Citez de Jherusalem, De Vogüé, p. 442.
[760] The Travels of Rabbi Benjamin of Tudela. 'Early Travels in Palestine,' Bohn's Ant. Lib. p. 85.
[761] Pineda, de Rebus Salomonis, Lib. VIII. c. 3.
[762] Les Saints Lieux, Tom. II. c. xxvi. p. 361, Paris, 1858. He should have mentioned that it was in the company of the Duke of Brabant, otherwise neither would the Pasha have troubled himself about the matter, nor the Santon have allowed him to enter the court.
[763] F. Fabri, Eigentliche Beschreybung der Hin und Widerfarth zu dem heil. Land gen Jerusalem, Tom. I. p. 225, 1556.
[769] S. Luke xxiv. 36, 39-43, 45; S. John xx. 19-22.
[774] De Mensuris et Ponderibus, c. 14; Quaresm. E. T. S. Lib. IV. pereg. 4, c. 4, Tom. II. p. 122.
[775] Catech. Lect. XVI. 'The Library of the Fathers,' Vol. II. p. 205.
[778] Le Quien, Oriens Christ. Vol. III. p. 162, col. 2.
[780] Gesta Francorum Expugn. Hieros. c. XXVI. G. D. p. 573.
[781] Les Églises de la Terre Sainte, p. 324.
[782] The bulls are given by Quaresmius, Elucidatio T. S. Lib. II., c. 18, Vol. I. pp. 404, 405.
[783] So it is stated in the Chronicles preserved in the Convent of S. Saviour at Jerusalem.
[786] Liber Secretorum fidelium Crucis, Lib. III. pars 14, c. 8, p. 255 (ed. 1611).
[788] Liber Secretorum fidelium Crucis, Lib. III. pars 14, c. 8, p. 254.
[790] Early Travels, p. 28. The author is at variance with the ordinary tradition on this point. The denial must have taken place at the house of Caiaphas.