Jerusalem: The Biography (141 page)

Syria,
22
,
31
,
33
,
41
,
57n
,
82
,
116
,
140
,
215
,
218
,
355
,
442
,
456
,
492

and Albanian conquest,
327
,
334

and Arab conquests,
173
,
177–8
,
181
,
187
,
190–1
,
194

and archaeology,
354

and desert monks,
154

and division of Middle East,
403
,
405–7
,
415
,
422
,
424–8
,
431–3
,
454
,
465–6

and Grand Mufti’s revolt,
448
,
454

and Islamic sultanate,
243–4
,
251
,
265–6
,
271
,
272n

and Israeli wars,
474–5
,
492
,
504

and Mongol raids,
275
,
277

Nur al-Din’s conquest,
236
,
238
,
241

and Persian conquesst,
161
,
163–4

Roman occupation,
72
,
74–6
,
80

and Tamurlane’s conquest,
282–3

and the Three Pashas,
395–6

and UAR,
490–1

Syriac Orthodox Church,
157n
,
310

al-Tabari,
172n

Tabernacles,
59n
,
67–8
,
70
,
98

Tabor Mountain, Battle of,
316

Tacitus,
9
,
99n
,
116
,
125
,
130
,
133

Taki al-Din,
247
,
253
,
259

Talaat Pasha, Mehmet,
395
,
400
,
414
,
416n

Talal, King of Jordan,
484

Talbieh,
335
,
346
,
352
,
400n
,
443
,
466

Talleyrand, Charles-Maurice, Prince de,
312

Talmud,
83
,
132
,
136
,
191

Talpiot,
444
,
452
,
467n

Tamar,
24

Tamara, Queen of Georgia,
296n

Tamurlane,
282–4

Tanakh,
16
,
55

Tancred de Hauteville,
208
,
210–12

Tankiz, Viceroy,
280–1

Tartars,
270–1

Tbilisi,
416n
,
461n

Tegart forts,
450

Teima,
46

Tel Aviv,
383
,
438
,
452
,
455
,
463
,
468
,
470
,
474
,
487
,
501
,
511

Tel Dan stele, xxiv,
22
,
32n

telegraph,
356

Tell al-Jahudiya,
66n

Temple

anti-Temple traditions,
99–100

Babylonian destruction,
44

Foundation Stone,
148
,
508n
,
509
,
515

Herod’s Temple,
84–7
,
183
,
295
,
354n

and Jewish commemoration,
374

and Jewish revolt,
1–10
,
122–3
,
125
,
131–2

Julian’s rebuilding,
150

and life of Jesus,
99–102
,
104
,
109–10

and Maimonides’ grieving,
240–1

and PLO denial,
505–6
,
508

Roman depredations,
72–3
,
78

Second Temple,
49–50
,
85

Solomon’s Temple,
7
,
25–8
,
50
,
85
,
159
,
183

spoliation under Antiochus,
62–3

Third Temple,
437
,
502
,
505

treasures,
7–8
,
31
,
33
,
51
,
60
,
129
,
130n
,
159

Temple Institute,
86n

Temple Mount, xix, xxi,
9
,
16
,
72
,
122–3
,
147–9
,
195
,
241
,
361
,
400
,
420
,
434
,
488

and Albanian conquest,
327

and Arab conquests,
170
,
175–9
,
182–3
,
185
,
190–1
,
200

and Arab Revolt,
448

and archaeology,
355
,
379

and Crusaders,
211–12
,
221
,
227–9
,
270

and European visitors,
322
,
325
,
348–9
,
378–9
,
422

Herod’s constructions,
67n
,
71
,
85

and Intifada,
503

and Islamic sultanate,
254
,
268–9

and Israeli wars,
466
,
492–5

and Jewish festivals,
153–4

Jewish picnics,
58n
,
384

and Mamluk sultanate,
276
,
280
,
284
,
286
,
288

negotiations and access,
509–10
,
514–16
,
517