[Footnote 111: The old tower Psephina, in the middle ages
Neblosa, was named Castellum Pisanum, from the patriarch
Daimbert. It is still the citadel, the residence of the
Turkish aga, and commands a prospect of the Dead Sea, Judea,
and Arabia, (D'Anville, p. 19 - 23.) It was likewise called
the Tower of David.]