- The
Muristan (Hebrew: מוריסטן, Arabic: مورستان) is a
complex of
streets and
shops in the
Christian Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem. It was the location...
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opposite the
southern courtyard of the
Church of the Holy Sepulchre, in the
Muristan area of the
Christian Quarter. The
mosque is not open to tourists, and...
- De******** Maximus, two forums, and
several temples. The
Western Forum (now the
Muristan) is
located on the
crossroads of the West
Cardo and what is now El-Bazar/David...
-
Benedictine Order who was
appointed as
rector of the ho****e in
Jerusalem at
Muristan in 1080. In the wake of the
success of the
First Crusade in 1099, he became...
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court of
Amalfi in the
early 16th century.
Italian armored cruiser Amalfi Muristan,
founded by an
Amalfitan merchant Salerno Costa d'Amalfi
Airport Sorrentine...
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restoration works and
excavations inside the building, and
under the
nearby Muristan bazaar, it was
found that the area was
originally a quarry, from which...
- most
prominent among them. Suq
Aftimos (19th century)
covers much of the
Muristan quarter Though formally separate from the main bulk of the
Christian Quarter...
- hospital, in the
Christian Quarter of Jerusalem's
neighborhood now
known as
Muristan just
south of the
Church of the Holy Sepulchre,
including the
Church of...
-
junction of the main
cardo and de********, now the
location for the (smaller)
Muristan.
Adjacent to the forum,
Hadrian built a
large temple to Venus, at a site...
- Sepulchre, the
empty tomb of
Jesus Christ.
Godfrey endowed the
hospital in the
Muristan after the
First Crusade. Once the city was
returned to
Christian rule,...
