Joseph Mede · 47 of 69
The Ichnography Of the Holy Place, that is, of the Temple, andits Courts.
Of the Holy Place, that is, of the Temple, and its Courts.
To these two courts, (of which only, and not of more, the Scripture makes mention,) a third was added in after ages, namely, in the temple of Herod; with another wall built in the circumference of the temple, which was called that of the and unclean persons; but this was not accounted sacred, nay more, on the columns erected, there was inscribed in Greek and Latin letters, “Let no stranger of another tribe pass through into the holy place.” Josephus de Bello Judaico, 1-6. cvi. Greek 18.