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The Stations of the Cross

Note 109 — Chapter VI · —The “Via Dolorosa” at Jerusalem from the Seventeenth Century to the Present Day

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Quaresmius, “Elucidatio,” vol. II, pp. 179 seq. The good Franciscan criticizes rather more severely Adrichomius’s identification of the Ecce Homo arch with the Xystus described in Josephus. The Xystus, as Quaresmius shows, lay to the south-west of the Temple, while the arch is on the north side. See ib. pp. 206-208.

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