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Baalbeck(Baal-Gad)-General Views Of The Ruins From The North East, Posticum Of The Little Temple, Doorway And Part Of Interior, View From The Quarries  - John Adam Houston (1811-1884)-Leon Laborde (1807-1869) - 1864
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Baalbeck(Baal-Gad)-General Views Of The Ruins From The North East, Posticum Of The Little Temple, Doorway And Part Of Interior, View From The Quarries

ArtistJohn Adam Houston (1811-1884)-Leon Laborde (1807-1869)
EngraverJohn Henry Le Keux (1812-1896)
Date1864
TechniqueSteel Engraving
CategoryViews Of Country
SourceBrown's Self interpreting Bible With Numerous Additional Notes By The Rev.Henry Cooke And John Brown (Blackie & Son, Glasgow, Edinburgh & London)

Description

Baalbek Ancient City was founded by the Phoenicians in 1100 BC in the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon. The city, called Heliopolis (Sun City) in Greek language, became the most important city of the region during the reign of Emperor Antonius. The Crusader army turned this city, where Selahattin Eyyübi was born, into a castle in the 14th century. There are 3 important temples known as Jupiter, Venus and Bacchuss in the ancient city