This two-volume work offers a comprehensive overview of the Latin writings on the Holy Land from the early Christian era up to the twelfth century. The texts provide detailed descriptions of the topography, flora, and fauna of the region, as well as an account of the major Christian events that took place there. This edition also includes valuable notes and commentaries on the original sources. It is an essential resource for scholars of medieval Christianity and the history of the Near East.

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