The Excavation of Tell er-Ras on Mt. Gerizim
The Excavation of Tell er-Ras on Mt. Gerizim
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基利心山特勒拉斯的发掘
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1968
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R. Bull
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R. Bull
In the first half of the 4th century A.D. the Bordeaux Pilgrim, while traveling to Jerusalem, passed by Mt. Gerizim (Agazaren) and Shechem (Sechim).1 He observed that on Mt. Gerizim there were 300 steps which led up to the summit of the mountain, but he made no mention of any building located there. In the second half of the same century, Epiphanius (A.D. 315-403) noted a stairway on the side of Mt. Gerizim but reported that it contained more than 1500 steps; this figure is confirmed, if somewhat ambiguously, by Procopius of Gaza who wrote 150 years later.2 Like the Bordeaux Pilgrim, neither of the later observers made mention of any building on top of the mountain. On the other hand, Marinus of Neapolis (who was alive in ca. A.D. 440), a Neoplatonic teacher-writer and Samar-