Ruins of the cathedral church at Tyre, described by Eusebius as the most splendid of all the temples of Phoenicia. Among the ruins lies a prostrate double column of red syenite granite, featuring two parallel connected shafts of significant size., 1881 - 1884, New York, Publisher, D. Appleton, 19 x 16 cm

Ruins of the cathedral church at Tyre, described by Eusebius as the most splendid of all the temples of Phoenicia. Among the ruins lies a prostrate double column of red syenite granite, featuring two parallel connected shafts of significant size., 1881 - 1884, New York, Publisher, D. Appleton, 19 x 16 cm
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