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FTINE, OR THE LAND OF CANAAN.-A
HsIp ofland extending along the east


OF the Mediterranean; from which


yer Jordan, the utmost width does not


Ily miles. This river was the eastern


y ol the land of Canaan or Palestine,


so called; which derives its name


FhlStines or Palestines originally IN


'he coast. The Kingdoms of David
ROnon, however, extended far beyond
brow limits.


time of the Christirn era, Palestine
M gVu INTO four provinces; Judea, Sam


IIee, and Perea.


i |tI'untry Is beautifully diversified with
PIalns-Rich in its soil; glowing in
su5ne OF an almost perpetual summer
|, .used te land which the lord had bless


Mahommetan sloth and deSpotism,


,el'ed II INTO a waste of rock and deS-
toP. lew spots which remain TO attest


'"y oil The accounts formerly given o.
"u'o'e Is warm-Rain falls only during
4 'm' u winter and spring, but the rainy
%UPerIy so called are, from the mid
|sJ C'oper !. TO the first of December, which
III EsI 'ne iormer rains, and from about the
,r Ol February TO the last of April
ENe NJ called the latter rains. From the
Of s !.; 10 lhe ,e middle of ofSeptember, scarce
!, Iuu ~, uislnctiOn of Canaan, however
line %os ;n.s. .he only part of the earth made
LOlv on;,,.'u'Ion, a type of heaven.
IVY was the figure of the Jerusalem