Jerusalem: The Biography (121 page)

Cremieux, Adolphe,
333

Cresson, Warder,
336–8

Crete,
14
,
79
,
101
,
327

Crewe, Margaret, Marchioness of,
414

Crimea,
191n
,
304
,
382n
,
440n

Crimean War,
343–4
,
345n
,
347–8
,
352

Crispus Caesar,
145

Croesus, King of Lydia,
47

Cromwell, Oliver,
301–2
,
303
,
331

Crossman, Richard,
461

crucifixion,
1–2
,
62
,
105–7

Crusader architecture,
254

Crusades,
189
,
355
,
420
,
428

Count Thibault’s,
270

Eighth,
277n

Fifth,
265–6

First,
208–10

and holy war theory,
208

and reconquest of Spain,
285
,
293–4

Second,
234
,
333

Seventh,
271

Third,
255–62

Ctesiphon,
161–2

Cunningham, General Sir Alan,
467
,
474–5

Curzon, George Nathaniel, Marquess,
414
,
415n
,
426
,
432–3

Curzon, Robert,
328–9

Cyprus,
35
,
55
,
84n
,
133
,
179
,
257
,
260n
,
325
,
362
,
380–1
,
436

Cyrenaica,
55

Cyrene,
81

Cyrus the Great, King of Persia,
47–50
,
53

Czechoslovakia,
452–4

Dacia,
134

Daimbert, Patriarch,
215–16

Dajani family,
296
,
308n
,
360–1
,
439
,
469
,
488

Damas, General,
312
,
316

Damascus,
22
,
29
,
32n
,
71
,
194
,
316n
,
318
,
323
,
350
,
380
,
383
,
417n
,
469
,
492

and Albanian conquest,
327

and Arab conquests,
172
,
176
,
178
,
181
,
185–6
,
310

and Crusaders,
217
,
223–4
,
235
,
243
,
246
,
249

and division of Middle East,
403
,
405
,
421
,
426
,
428
,
469

and Islamic sultanate,
251–3
,
262–4
,
268

Jewish population and blood libel,
333
,
336
,
374

and Mongol conquest,
272
,
279

and St Paul’s conversion,
117
,
143

and Tamurlane’s conquest,
282–4

and Three Pashas,
397–8
,
416

Umayyad Mosque,
96n
,
185

Damascus Gate,
110
,
134
,
135n
,
138
,
152n
,
157
,
208
,
211
,
226
,
270
,
304
,
364–5
,
379
,
395
,
397
,
467
,
479
,
518

Damasus, Bishop,
151

Damietta,
265

Dan,
30

Daniel, prophet,
45–6
,
97
,
100n
,
150

Daniel the stylite,
154

Danube, river,
343

Danzig,
513

Darius I ‘the Great’, King of Persia,
49–50
,
52
,
106n

Darius III, King of Persia,
53

d’Aubeny, Philip,
422n

House of David,
22
,
32n

David, King, xix, xxiv,
7
,
10
,
13
,
19–25
,
32n
,
40
,
46
,
67n
,
86
,
133
,
140
,
304–5
,
374
,
491

and Bathsheba,
23
,
25
,
363

and Charlemagne,
189

and Islam,
170
,
175
,
182
,
185

his palace,
23n
,
501n

relics of,
152

David el-Rey,
240n

David’s Tomb,
see
Mount Zion, Cenacle

Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur),
171
,
302
,
436–7
,
459
,
502

see also
Yom Kippur War

Dayan, Moshe,
400n
,
456
,
481
,
487
,
504

and Orde Wingate,
451–2

and Six Day War,
493–8

Dayan, Ruth,
452
,
494

D-Day,
459

Dead Sea,
90
,
96
,
123

Dead Sea Scrolls,
100n
,
495

Debussy, Claude,
423

Deir Yassin massacre,
471–2
,
473

Delhi,
283

Demetrius II, King of Syria,
67n