mmetrical arrangement of the original buildings was not observed but the group included churches of the Resurrection, of the Sepulchre, the Calvary, and St. Constantine and many new sites of different incidents of the Saviour's sufferings were now, for the first time, added by the credulous spirit of the age. The Chapel of Helena is supposed by Professor Willis to belong to this period. In the Swarovski Bracelets restoration that took place after the destruction by Hakim, Nike Zoom Kobe still further modifications occurred. But the present complicated and intricate jumble of buildings owed its form to the Crusaders.
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