For 10 points, name this city that is "Delivered" in a poem by Torquato Tasso that makes a fantasy of the Crusades.
In this city, a poetic traveler is reminded of Christina of Coll'alto while reading a poem on a jail cell wall, and he returns to this city only to be confronted with the death of the woman he loved, Ruth, and her father, Agar. In a poem partially titled after this city, two men meet the Wiseman of Ascalon, who can walk on water and who gives them instructions on how to get to the Fortunate Islands. In that poem, (*) Ismen fails to prevent timber harvesting near this city, outside of which Clorinda converts to Christianity on her deathbed after being slain by Tancred. Herman Melville's poem Clarel is about a trip to this city. This city provides the common name of a poem beginning "And did those feet in ancient time" by William Blake. For 10 points, name this city that is "Delivered" in a poem by Torquato Tasso that makes a fantasy of the Crusades.
In this city, a poetic traveler is reminded of Christina of Coll'alto while reading a poem on a jail cell wall, and he returns to this city only to be confronted with the death of the woman he loved, Ruth, and her father, Agar.
Jerusalem