ROUTE 34. TOUR IN THE HAURAN,  (page 498)

Damascus to river ’Awaj, Pharpar
Burâk
Musmeih, Phæno
Sh’aârah
Dâma
‘Ahiry

Extent and history of the Lejah, Trachonitis, Argob.
Um ez-Zeitûn
Hît
Bathanyeh, Batanæa
Shukah, Saccæa
Shuhba
Suleim, Neapolis
Kunawât, Canatha, Kenath
‘Atil
Suweideh
Hebrân
Kufr
Kuleib
Sehwet el-Khudr
Sâleh

Tiberias to Capernaum. (Rte. 28.)
Safed.
Wady Hendâj
Tell Khuraibeh, Hazor?
Kedes, KEDESH
Meis el-Jebel
Hunîn.
Nahr Hasbâny
Tell el-Kâdy, Dan
Bâniâs, CÆSAREA-PHILIPPI

DAMASCUS,

ROUTE 33. TIBERIAS TO DAMASCUS, BY JISR BENAT YAKUB.

Tiberias to Khan Minyeh (Rte. 28
Khan Jubb Yusef
Jisr Benât Ya’kûb—bridge
Nawarán—ruined village
Tell el-Khanzîr, on rt.
Kuneiterah—a ruin
Sa’sa’.
Khan esh-
Kaukab .
Damascus (Rte. 31)

Worms (*Furopäischer Hof, at the station, with restaurant, R. 2-2 ½, B. 1 .#, D. 2 # 50 pf.; *Alter Kaiser, Andreas-Str., near the cathedral; *Hôtel Hartmann, Kämmerer-Str, ; these of the first class. Bellevue, opposite Luther's Monument; Rheinischer Hof, on the river, ¾ M. from the town; Railway Restaurant; Worret's restaurant), one of the most ancient, and in the middle ages most important, towns in Germany, lies in the rich plain of the Wonnegau, ¾ M. from the Rhine. It contains 15,000 inhab.