Illustrations, continued.
Archimandrite Nikifor’s Biblical Encyclopedia
Batch 48 contains four source illustrations: Sheepfold (source page 521), Syrian sheep (source page 522), Examples of Eastern garments (source page 525), and the deer engraving already present at the page-530 boundary. The cumulative inline-image count after batch 48 is 180. Batch 49 adds Eagle, Sea eagle, Pistachio nuts, Mount Hor and Idumea, and Mercy seat. The cumulative inline-image count is now 185. Batch 50 adds Peacock (source page 544), Palestine, or the Land of Canaan (source page 546), Date palm and Wild date palm (both source page 549).
Each has a visible caption and embedded alt text. The cumulative inline-image count is now 189. Batch 51 adds Island of Patmos (source page 554), Geometrical web of a spider (source page 555), Pelican (source page 556), Pergamum (source page 558), and Quail (source page 559). Each has a visible caption and embedded alt text. The cumulative inline-image count is now 194. Batch 52 adds Ancient seals (source page 562) and Tares (source page 569). Each has a visible caption and embedded alt text.
The cumulative inline-image count is now 196. Batch 53 adds Slinger (source page 576), with a visible caption and embedded alt text. The cumulative inline-image count is now 197. Batch 54 adds Wheat (source page 587) and Rabbah of the Ammonites (source page 590), each with a visible caption and embedded alt text. The cumulative inline-image count is now 199. Batch 55 adds Ramah or Arimathea (source page 594) and Rachel’s Tomb (source page 598), each with a visible caption and embedded alt text.
The cumulative inline-image count is now 201. Batch 56 adds Ancient Rome (source page 603), Modern Rome (source page 604), the Island of Rhodes and a Rhodian coin (source page 606), the Rose of Sharon (source page 607), and rue (source page 609), each with a visible caption and embedded alt text. The cumulative inline-image count is now 207. Batch 57 contains no substantive illustration within the translated entries. The sandals engraving on source page 623 belongs to the next, untranslated Sandals entry and is reserved for a later batch.
The cumulative inline-image count remains 207. Batch 58 adds Sandals (source page 623), the Vicinity of Sardis (source page 625), and Pig (source page 629), each with a visible English caption and matching embedded alt text. The cumulative inline-image count is now 210. Batch 59 contains no substantive source illustration. The shekel and half-shekel coin figures on source page 641 belong to the later Shekel entry and are reserved for the next installment. The cumulative inline-image count remains 210. Batch 60 adds all six substantive source image components belonging to the installment: two faces each of the shekel and half-shekel, the synagogue in Jerusalem, and Mount Sinai.
The cumulative inline-image count is now 216. Batch 61 adds all five substantive source engravings belonging to the installment: the ruins of Shechem, a scorpion, Smyrna, a fig tree, and a fig-tree branch. The cumulative inline-image count is now 221. Batch 62 contains no new substantive engravings. The fig-tree branch on source page 662 was already included in Batch 61 with the completed Fig Tree entry. The cumulative inline-image count remains 221. Batch 63 adds the substantive Roman courtroom engraving from source page 679. The cumulative inline-image count is now 222. Batch 64 adds four substantive source engravings: ancient Eastern seating, worship of Tammuz, Tarsus, and the golden calf.
The cumulative inline-image count is now 226. Batch 65 adds seven substantive source engravings: the ancient underground prison, pagan sacrifice beneath a terebinth, thorns and thistles, a silver coin of Tiberius, the mole, the ruins of Tyre, and Egyptian spinning and weaving. The cumulative inline-image count is now 233. Batch 66 adds six substantive source engravings: an Egyptian winepress, reed plants, ancient musical trumpets, the source’s mulberry tree, jerboas reflecting its obsolete shaphan identification, and a gourd-family plant illustrating Jonah’s plant.
The cumulative inline-image count is now 239. Batch 67 adds three substantive source engravings: a nineteenth-century Cairo street, a panorama of Urfa retained as evidence of the source’s obsolete Ur identification, and the Wilderness of Paran. The cumulative inline-image count is now 242. Batch 68 adds two substantive source engravings: a nineteenth-century view of Philadelphia (Alaşehir) and a reproduced Macedonian coin associated with Philip II. The cumulative inline-image count is now 244. Batch 69 contains no substantive source illustration.
Tiny extracted objects on the scanned pages are rules, page-number fragments, masks, or isolated OCR text and have not been inserted as figures. The cumulative inline-image count remains 244. Batch 70 contains no substantive source illustration. Extracted objects on pages 741-751 are full-page scan layers, masks, rules, or isolated word fragments. The large Temple plan that appears later belongs to the untranslated Temple article and is reserved for a future installment. The cumulative inline-image count remains 244. Batch 71 adds three genuine source figures: the full-page historical plan of the Jerusalem Temple complex, the paired engraving of phylacteries, and the full-page historical map of Christ’s public ministry.
Each is placed with its article, carries a modern English caption and descriptive alt text, and preserves the original Russian labels within the image. The cumulative inline-image count is now 247. Batch 72 contains no substantive source illustration. The large blank area on source page 774 is the alphabetical divider for the Cyrillic letter Ц, not a missing figure. The cumulative inline-image count remains 247. Batch 73 adds two genuine source engravings: the turtle illustrating the traditional rendering of Hebrew tsav on source page 785 and the historical view of the Red Sea at Suez on page 786. Each is placed within its article with a modern English caption and descriptive alt text.
The cumulative inline-image count is now 249. Batch 74 adds the genuine saffron botanical engraving from source page 794, placed within its article with a modern English caption and descriptive alt text. The cumulative inline-image count is now 250.