M23730.2: Picturesque Travels in Syria, Phoenicia, Palestine and Lower Egypt, Volume 2

Vasseur

Temple of Jupiter at Ba'albek.--Ceiling of the Peristyle.--These two Busts adorn two of the Hexagons of the Ceiling.

Jean Baptiste Réville

Temple of Jupiter at Ba'albek, lateral piece.--the Veiw is taken from the South-west.

Jean Baptiste Racine

Monastary of Saint Anthony, in Arabic, Mâr Anthoùnioùs Qoshhy. View below the Road to Tripoli.

Jean Mathieu

Course of the River Nahr Qâdes, commonly named the Kadicha. View above Qanobyn, of a cave of Mount Libanus.

Jean Baptiste Liénard

Circular Temple at Ba'albek.--The view is taken from one side of the Entrance.

Pierre-Nicolas Ransonnette

Temple of Jupiter at Ba'albek.--Cross-section of the Length of the Edifice.

Jean Baptiste Réville

Circular Temple at Ba'albek.--the View of the Southeast

Claude-Alexandre Moisy

Elevation of the Portico of the Temple of the Sun at Ba'albek.

Antoine-Michel Filhol

Ruins of an Ionic Temple, on the Road from Tyre to Ptolemais (today Saint Jean of Acre). They are seen on the way to the Tower called the Nakoura.

Pierre-Nicolas Ransonnette

Temple of Jupiter at Ba'albek.--Elevation of the Portico of the Edifice.

Vanmaelle

Circular Temple at Ba'albek. --Plan and elevation of the Edifice.

François Godefroy

Cedar Forest on Mount Libanus.--View taken next to a small Valley facing the Summit of the Mountain.

Claude-Nicolas Malapeau

Tombs on the route from Hhems to Ba'albek.--View of Lebanon.--Encounter with a troop of Brigands

Michelinot

Temple of the Sun at Ba'albek.--General Plan of the Edifice.

Jean Baptiste Racine

View of the Road of Antonius before Baruth. An Antique Inscription cut in the rock, where the road is frequented, near the Mouth of the River Lycus.

L. P. F. Garreau

Séïde, formerly Sidon.--View to the side of Baruth.

Pléefils

Temple of Jupiter at Ba'albek.--Plan of the Edifice.

Joseph Varin

View of the Ancient Acqueducts of Tyre

Jean Baptiste Tilliard

Course of the River Nahr Qâdes, commonly named the Kadicha.--Vue of the Grotto from which the River flows. This Grotto lies below the Cedar Forest.

Michel Picquenot

Second View of the Road of Antionius, before Baruth.-- Antique Inscriptions and Bas-Reliefs cut in the Rock where the Road is frequented near the Mouth of the River Lycus

Abraham Jacobsz. Hulk

Third View of the Road of Antonius, before Baruth.--Antique Inscriptions and Bas-Reliefs cut in the Rock.

Simon Charles Miger

Portrait of Hassan Pacha, in 1786. The Famous Captain Pacha, the Commander of the Fleets of the Grand Lord, has the custom, during his walks to take with him a tame lion. He is here represented walking before on the port of Constantinople.

M.-A. Benoist

Plan and Cross-section of a Tomb cut in the rock near the city of Séïde, formerly Sidon.

Michel Picquenot

Tower called the Nakoura, on the Seashore between, Tyre and Ptolemais (today Saint Jean of Acre). Landscape on the slope of the Mointain. Remains of a busy road, they say, by orders.

Jean Baptiste Racine

Course of the River Nahr Qâdes, commonly named the Kadicha.--View of a very steep Mountain situated below the Cedar Forest and facing the Convent of Mâr-Serdjès.

Edme Bovinet

Antique Sarcophagi.--The ruins of the Monuments of High Antiquity lie on the route which leads from Bérytus to Sidon.

Coquet

Entablature of the Temple of the Sun at Ba'albek.--Progression of the Ornaments of the Frieze.

Coquet

Entablature of the Temple of the Sun at Ba'albek.--Representation of the Drawing published in 1757 by the EnglishTravellers.

Jean Baptiste Racine

Course of the River Nahr Qâdes below Mâr-Serdjès.

Jean Charles Levasseur

Costume and Ordinary Retinue of the Grand Lord. This print shows the grand Lord leaving from Seroglio to go to the Mosque

Vanmaelle

Temple of the Sun at Ba'albek.--Plan of the Hexagonal Courtyard of the Temple.

Pierre-Nicolas Ransonnette

Temple of Jupiter at Ba'albek.--Cross-section Taken of the Width of the Edifice.

Marie Alexandre Duparc

Course of the River Nahr Qâdes.--View of a great Rock and of an Arch underneath which flows the River, two and a half kilometers from the source.