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Italiano: A. La pietra della bocca del monumente. B. Prigione di Christo [Cristo]. • Casa d’Anna il «pontefice». Jean Zuallart. Il devotissimo viaggio di Gerusalemme fatto, & descritto in sei libri dal Sig. Giovanni Zuallardo, Cavaliero del Santiss Sepolcro di N.S. l'anno 1586, Rome, F. Zanetti & Gia Ruffinelli, MDLXXXVII (1587)
English: The two side-by-side illustrations appear to be of two different buildings:
  • Left: the House of Caiaphas (the Church of St. Savior): “A. The stone from the opening of the monument. B. Prison of Christ.”
    The preceding text speaks of the "House of Caiaphas (casa di Caipha, and in a drawing: casa di Caifa / Domus Cayphae Pontificis nunc Ecclesia S Salvatoris, replicated here) as well as "la pietra dell'altar grande, è quella della bocca o entrata del Monumento". The "Monument" being Christ's tomb? St. Savior Church's altar has a rock supposedly obtained from that tomb's entry.
  • Right: the House of Annas (the Church of the Holy Archangels): “The house of the high priest Annas”
    Shown in the text as #10, inside the walls. The Caiaphas House is #13, outside the wall, to the left.
Latina: Domus Cayphae pontificis & domus Annae pontificis
Deutsch: Giovanni Zuallart, Haus des Hohepriesters Kajaphas & Haus des Hohepriesters Annas.
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Source http://eng.travelogues.gr/collection.php?view=266 (Img) (Cf. Text/context)
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Jean Zuallart  (1541–1634)  wikidata:Q3175141
 
Jean Zuallart
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Giovanni Zuallardo
Description explorer and politician
Date of birth/death 1541 Edit this at Wikidata 6 March 1634 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Silly Ath
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creator QS:P170,Q3175141
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