The History of Egypt: From the Earliest Times Till the Conquest by the Arabs, A.D. 640, Volume 1George Bell and sons, 1885 - 842 pages |
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... Herodotus , by the help of five fragments in the British Museum , namely , two inter- columnar walls , two obelisks , and a capital . A third intercolumnar wall is in Rome . Fig . 167. View of the mounds at Sa - el - Hagar , the ancient ...
... Herodotus , by the help of five fragments in the British Museum , namely , two inter- columnar walls , two obelisks , and a capital . A third intercolumnar wall is in Rome . Fig . 167. View of the mounds at Sa - el - Hagar , the ancient ...
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... Herodotus , who wrote on manners and customs . ib . The Feast of Lanterns ; a religious gathering of the people ; a sham fight between the priests 214 The fields under water during the inundation ib . Memphis ; the citadel of the White ...
... Herodotus , who wrote on manners and customs . ib . The Feast of Lanterns ; a religious gathering of the people ; a sham fight between the priests 214 The fields under water during the inundation ib . Memphis ; the citadel of the White ...
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... Herodotus read publicly in the theatre Zoilus the rhetorician , Timon the tragic writer The Septuagint translation of the Old Testament ; its style ; dis- Philadelphus collects pictures . • Helena the painter ; drawing by squares ...
... Herodotus read publicly in the theatre Zoilus the rhetorician , Timon the tragic writer The Septuagint translation of the Old Testament ; its style ; dis- Philadelphus collects pictures . • Helena the painter ; drawing by squares ...
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... Herodotus , rivers were crossed in wicker boats , the Nile may have been the boundary between the two tribes . soon as men were bold enough to trust themselves to a plank , rivers ceased to divide nations ; and at the beginning of this ...
... Herodotus , rivers were crossed in wicker boats , the Nile may have been the boundary between the two tribes . soon as men were bold enough to trust themselves to a plank , rivers ceased to divide nations ; and at the beginning of this ...
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... Herodotus , rivers were crossed in wicker boats , the Nile may have been the boundary between the two tribes . soon as men were bold enough to trust themselves to a plank , rivers ceased to divide nations ; and at the beginning of this ...
... Herodotus , rivers were crossed in wicker boats , the Nile may have been the boundary between the two tribes . soon as men were bold enough to trust themselves to a plank , rivers ceased to divide nations ; and at the beginning of this ...
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