The Book of the Holy Places
by Bede, translated from Latin by Wikisource
Chapter 22 : THE FIRST BOOK
Chapter XXII of ascent and the place of the out of the church in him builded. In the whole of [Al. this] the mount of Olives
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Chapter XXII of ascent and the place of the out of the church in him builded. In the whole of [Al. this] the mount of Olives
Bede

Chapter XXII of ascent and the place of the out of the church in him builded. In the whole of [Al. this] the mount of Olives, the place no one else seems to be higher than any of the point, about which the Lord to have ascended into heaven, and is delivered, where the church stands a great round, and round about the three, having a portico Camerata [Al. the porticos] from above the housetops. To wit, whose round of the house of the interior of the church, without a house, and without Camari, the heaven to the open air under the open it is clear, In the east side of the altar under the protection of the roof, built a narrow available. For that reason therefore, that inner of the house of the cabin, positioned above it does not have, that some of that place to institerant When it had finally the steps of the divine, since in the Lord of heaven in a cloud being lifted up a path is always open to the skies of heaven and the eyes of straight, entreating in the same place may be clear. For when these things, of which I am now a little bit is quoted, the hall was a building, the same place of the steps of the Lord, as is done elsewhere written, it was found that, continued with the remainder of the floor of his bed with in part and not have the power. For whatever things being brought to, insolent when to take the land of the human or reject, in the edge of the marble, they shook off placing [Crete., And then the former]. Moreover, when trodden on the powders of God is an example of an enduring so much so that a mark of and look at the impressed, and since every day there coming together tread down the faith from the Lord rifle, still the losses it does not feel the area, and the same still the image of his impression of the feet as it were, the land in custody of. In that same position, so that the Holy Arculf does it matter, he diligently haunter of the same, a great bronze round about the wheel of smoothed down from above was placed, whose height even unto the head is shown to be measured: in whose half it is clear no small pertusura [et al., The blow of], from above, through which the steps of an open master 's feet plainly and clearly impressed in the dust, are demonstrated. That also in a wheel on the western side as a part of the gate is always open, so that by that entering into the easy to approach that place of our sacred of dust can, and do an open cross from above the opening of the wheel of the same from the sacred particles of the dust of the outstretched hands of 's life. Chapter XXIII the tomb of Lazarus and the Church upon it, being framed together, and to the same out of the monastery attached to it. Arculf, a haunter of the saints of the places mentioned above this involves a certain of Olives, Bethany, a great western has visited the forest as they were surrounded, "Where there is a great a monastery, and a great over her, he built the church of the cave, four days of which the Lord raised up the dead Lazarus.