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The very ample illustration of which both these offices are susceptible , from the
paintings on tombs contemporary with the epoch before us , again suggests the
regret we have already expressed , at the want 42 JOSEPH IN EGYPT .
The very ample illustration of which both these offices are susceptible , from the
paintings on tombs contemporary with the epoch before us , again suggests the
regret we have already expressed , at the want 42 JOSEPH IN EGYPT .
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gests the regret we have already expressed , at the want of interest in the
question , that withholds all public encouragement from its pursuit , and renders
such illustration impossible . It will be perceived that the principle of the law of
Egypt we ...
gests the regret we have already expressed , at the want of interest in the
question , that withholds all public encouragement from its pursuit , and renders
such illustration impossible . It will be perceived that the principle of the law of
Egypt we ...
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... them out of the basket upon my head . " Gen . xl . 16 , 17 . The illustration of this
passage to be found in the cotemporary tombs of Egypt , is to the full as important
and interesting as those we have already considered . 46 JOSEPH IN EGYPT .
... them out of the basket upon my head . " Gen . xl . 16 , 17 . The illustration of this
passage to be found in the cotemporary tombs of Egypt , is to the full as important
and interesting as those we have already considered . 46 JOSEPH IN EGYPT .
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important and interesting as those we have already considered . The entire
process from the slaughtering and flaying of the oxen , the capture and plucking
of the birds , and the netting of the fish , up to the serving of the bakemeats upon
the ...
important and interesting as those we have already considered . The entire
process from the slaughtering and flaying of the oxen , the capture and plucking
of the birds , and the netting of the fish , up to the serving of the bakemeats upon
the ...
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Gen . xli . 1 – 7 . We have already explained , that the Pharaoh of whom this
history is related , was the shepherd king Aphophis . This Greek transcription of
his name is an opprobrious epithet , as is also the case with all the other names
of ...
Gen . xli . 1 – 7 . We have already explained , that the Pharaoh of whom this
history is related , was the shepherd king Aphophis . This Greek transcription of
his name is an opprobrious epithet , as is also the case with all the other names
of ...
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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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