The captivities of Jerusalem lamented; or, A plain description of Jerusalem from, Joshua's time to this year of Christ, by scripture and ancient history.First, an account of the city, with the number of inhabitants that lived therein, with the depth and breadth of the trenches, the height of the walls, and number of towers that stood thereon. Secondly, the greatness of the Temple, and glory of the Sanctum Sanctorum, or holy of holies; with a large description of Christ's birth, life, death and miraculous wonders that happened in and about these times: also an account of Christ's personal features. To which is added, the sad and ever lamented desolation and destruction of Jerusalem, by fire, sword, pestilence and famine..
Hull : : Printed and sold in the Butchery.,
[1785?]
First published as: 'Jerusalem's captivities lamented'.
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Jesus Christ
England Hull.