. Un dictionnaire complet de la Bible . il y a des points qu'il faut fixer, en or-der pour comprendre ce qui suit: (1.) la positionet les dimensions du Temple; (2.) la positionde la Tour Hippicus.—§ 1. Site du Temple.sans aucune exception, tous les topographes sont notoirement convenus que le Temple se trouvait dans les limites de la grande région maintenant connue sous le nom de Haram (qui est [si Robinson] 907£ de large à l'extrémité sud, et environ 1,066 à l'extrémité nord, et 1,528 pieds de long), bien qu'au moins un auteur le place au centre, et non à l'extrémité sud de l'enceinte.

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. A comprehensive dictionary of the Bible . there are twopoints which it is necessary should be fixed, in or-der to understand what follows: (1.) the positionand dimensions of the Temple; (2.) the positionof the Tower Hippicus.—§ 1. Site of the Temple.Without any exception, all topographers are nowagreed that the Temple stood within the limits ofthe great area now known as the Haram (which is[so Robinson] 907£ feet broad at the south end, andabout 1, 066 at the north end, and 1, 528 feet long), though at least one author places it in the centre, andnot at the southern extremity of the enclosure. Withthis exception all topographers are agreed that thesouthwestern angle of the Haram area was one ofthe angles of the ancient Jewish Temple. Mr.Fergusson regards the evidence as conclusive, thatJosephus was literally correct when he said that theTemple was an exact square of a stadium, or 600 Greek feet, on each side. He therefore holds thatthe Temple extended from the southwestern angleof the Haram area about two-thirds of the whole. Remains of Arch of Bridge (S. W. angle of Haram). distance to the southeastern angle, and about two-fifths of the distance to the northwestern angle, and thus places the Mosque of Omar just outside 460 JER JER of the ancient Temple. Mr. Fergusson claims, assupporting his conclusion, that the Haram area isfilled up perfectly solid, with the exception of thegreat tunnel-like entrance under the mosque el-Aksa, until, 600 feet E. from the southwestern angle, wearrive at a wall running N., beyond which the areais filled up with a series of light arches, supportedon square piers, and incapable of sustaining theweight of any large building. The Talmud assertsthat the Temple was a square of 600 cubits eachside. Robinson (i. 290-292) holds that the area ofthe Jewish Temple was identical on its W., E., andS. sides, with the present enclosure of the Haramwhich he supposes has been enlarged toward theN. He says (iii. 220), On beholding the im-mense stones

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