Israel in Egypt; or, The books of Genesis and Exodus, illustrated by existing monuments [by W. Osburn]. |
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The discovery by Champollion of the mode of reading the inscriptions that cover
the remains of Ancient Egypt , was first brought under the Author ' s notice more
than thirty years ago . It at once struck him , that if this discovery be real , and if
the ...
The discovery by Champollion of the mode of reading the inscriptions that cover
the remains of Ancient Egypt , was first brought under the Author ' s notice more
than thirty years ago . It at once struck him , that if this discovery be real , and if
the ...
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In the ensuing pages , the reader will find an attempt to establish its truth in this
strict sense , by the collateral evidence of the monuments of Ancient Egypt . The
author is well aware , that this necessity is denied , and in quarters whence all ...
In the ensuing pages , the reader will find an attempt to establish its truth in this
strict sense , by the collateral evidence of the monuments of Ancient Egypt . The
author is well aware , that this necessity is denied , and in quarters whence all ...
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The mode of reading the hieroglyphics ( that is , the writings inscribed on all the
remains of ancient Egypt ) has been recovered . How this recovery was effected ,
is an oft - told tale ; but , nevertheless , it must be here repeated , for with the ...
The mode of reading the hieroglyphics ( that is , the writings inscribed on all the
remains of ancient Egypt ) has been recovered . How this recovery was effected ,
is an oft - told tale ; but , nevertheless , it must be here repeated , for with the ...
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The intermediate vowels were often omitted in the ancient Egyptian writings , as
in the Hebrew and other oriental languages . Long study of the Coptic , ( which is
the ancient Egyptian written with Greek characters INTRODUCTION . xiii.
The intermediate vowels were often omitted in the ancient Egyptian writings , as
in the Hebrew and other oriental languages . Long study of the Coptic , ( which is
the ancient Egyptian written with Greek characters INTRODUCTION . xiii.
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( which is the ancient Egyptian written with Greek characters ) had rendered
Champollion perfectly familiar with this fact . He therefore put down the fifth
character in Ptolemy ' s name , a boat - stand for m , and the seventh , a crotchet
or yoke , for ...
( which is the ancient Egyptian written with Greek characters ) had rendered
Champollion perfectly familiar with this fact . He therefore put down the fifth
character in Ptolemy ' s name , a boat - stand for m , and the seventh , a crotchet
or yoke , for ...
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Informacje bibliograficzne
| Tytuł | Israel in Egypt; or, The books of Genesis and Exodus, illustrated by existing monuments [by W. Osburn]. |
| Autor | William Osburn |
| Wydawca | Seeleys, 1854 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Oksfordzki |
| W formie cyfrowej | 24 Sie 2006 |
| Liczba stron | 437 |
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