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The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 01

Note 28 — BUILDING OF THE TEMPLE AT JERUSALEM

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Ewald, following, he says, the Septuagint, makes these pillars not standing alone like obelisks before the porch, but as forming the front of the porch, with the capitals connected together, and supporting a kind of balcony, with ornamental work above it. The pillars measured 12 cubits (22 feet) round.

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