...a place on which the curse of the Almighty has fallen. Dr. Chandler, who visited it in 1764, says: 'Its streets are obscured and overgrown ; a herd of...noon, and a noisy flight of crows, from the quarries near, seemed to insult its silence. Armadell — who has written a book entitled ' A visit to the Seven...

...ancient grandeur; a desolation strikingly illustrated by Dr. Chandler, who visited the ruins in 1764. 'Its streets are obscured and overgrown. A herd of...quarries seemed to insult its silence. We heard the partridge-call in the area of the theatre and of the stadium.' The classic celebrity of this city is...

...citizens of Ephesus, and such is the condition to which that renowned city has been gradually reduced. Its streets are obscured and overgrown. A herd of...from the quarries seemed to insult its silence."* At the epoch of St. Paul's visit Ephesus was still renowned for the worship of Artemis, but it was...

...Borne in the abrupt precipice, in the fpulehres which reccived thcir ashes. Its strcets are obseured and overgrown. A herd of goats was driven to it for...shelter from the sun at noon, and a noisy flight of erows from the quarrics scemed to insult its silence. We heard the partridge eall in the area of the...

...filled Constantinople with its statues, and raised the church of St. Sophia on its columns. Its street« are obscured and overgrown. A herd of goats was driven...flight of crows from the quarries seemed to insult it« silence. We heard the partridge call in the area of the theatre and of the stadium. The pomp of...