The Temple of Jerusalem, located on Mount Moriah, was the main place of worship of the people of Israel. The first, built by Solomon, Suleiman or Sulayman, the Koran, is referred to in Book I of Kings. It was looted several times and was finally destroyed by Nabucodonosor II, in 537 BC. The ruins of the second, burned in 70 AD by Emperor Titus, are now the “Wailing Wall”.
O Templo de Jerusalém, situado no monte Moriá, foi o principal lugar de culto do povo de Israel. O primeiro, construído por Salomão, Sulayman ou Suleiman do Alcorão, vem indicado no I Livro dos Reis. Saqueado várias vezes, acabou destruído por Nabucodonosor II em 537 aC. Do segundo, incendiado em 70 AD pelo Imperador Tito, resta o 'Muro das Lamentações'.
Unknown (15th century)-'Sultan Omar rebuilds the Temple in Jerusalem'-miniature Paris-Bibliothèque Nationale de France, collections des manuscriptes, Ms Fr 2629, fol. 17 (Guillaume the Tyr; Histoire de la conquête de Jerusalem)
Unknown-'facade of the Temple of Jerusalem'-miniature Cambrai-Bibliothèque Municipale, Ms 292, vol. 3, fol. 215r [Nicolas de Lyre (ca 1270-1349); Postilles sur la Bible-book of Ezechiel]
Unknown-'the Temple of Jerusalem'-miniature Cambrai-Bibliothèque Municipale, Ms 292, vol. 3, fol. 208v (Nicolas de Lyre (ca 1270-1349); Postilles sur la Bible-book of Ezechiel)
Unknown-'the portal of the holiest of holies in the Temple of Jerusalem'-miniature Cambrai-Bibliothèque Municipale, Ms 292, vol. 3, fol. 214v (Nicolas de Lyre (ca 1270-1349); Postilles sur la Bible-book of Ezechiel)
Unknown-'destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem'-miniature Paris-Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal, Ms 5193, fol. 305 (Giovanni Boccaccio the book of noble men and women, ca 1410)
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