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CONTENTS OF THE FIRST VOLUME.

Early civilization

The sources of polytheism; the gods

The several little kingdoms and first known Kings of This;

of Thebes; of Elephantine

Of Heracleopolis; the Lake of Maris; the Labyrinth
Of Memphis, of Xois

The bull and other animals worshipped
OSIRTESEN I.; early style of building; sculpture
Obelisks of Heliopolis and of the Lake Moris

Hieroglyphics; their progress towards an alphabet
The months; the language

The art of making steel

1700 ? SUPHIS or CHEOPS of Memphis, and his successor SENSUPHIS,

conquer Thebes

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The copper mines and temple in Sinai
Women in the priesthood, their condition
The Phenicians settle in Lower Egypt
The Shepherd kings make Egypt tributary

1600? SALATIS

BEON

APACHNAS

APOPHIS

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1450? CHEBROS-AMOSIS of Thebes expels the Shepherd kings
CHEBROS-AMOSIS, his son


AMUNOTHPH I. by his marriage gains Ethiopia

MESPHRA-THOTHMOSIS I.; his buildings, their grandeur

Ethiopia less civilised


1400? Joseph brought into Egypt as a slave

He is made prime minister of Lower Egypt
He changes the tenure of the estates
The Israelites settle in Goshen


MESPHRA-THOTHMOSIS II. and Queen NITOCRIS unite Upper
and Lower Egypt; her palace, and obelisks

The mechanical arts

Chronological difficulties

The several kingdoms united

1322 The calendar reformed; era of Menophres

The buildings; the arch
AMUNOTHPH II.

1300? Moses leads the Israelites out of Egypt

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Their route described; passage of the Red Sea
Hebrew alphabet borrowed from the hieroglyphics

Hebrew names of months which do not belong to the same seasons
with the hieroglyphical names

THOTHMOSIS IV. He builds a temple to the great sphinx

Mautmes, the birth of the son

AMUNOTHPH III.; his musical statue

The style of Egyptian statues, temples, and columns

AMUNMAI ANEMNEB

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The Greeks driven out of the Delta; Erechtheus, Cadmus, and
Danaus, founders of Greek cities

The Greek alphabet copied from hieroglyphics

RAMESES I.

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1100? OIMENEPTHAH II.

OSIRITA RAMERER

RAMESES III.; his palace at Medinet Abou
March into Syria

His sarcophagus

1000? RAMESES IV., V., and VI., at the time of the Trojan war. End

of Theban greatness
Thebes described

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The Egyptian knowledge of geography

The rise of the Hebrew monarchy; Solomon's trade on the Red
Sea; gold from Ophir in Nubia

945 SHISHANK of Bubastis; his alliance with the Jews
Solomon's Egyptian Queen

Superstitions and magical arts

Intercourse with Judæa

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460 INARUS [or PSAMMETICHUS] makes Lower Egypt independent;
and probably Amyrtæus then reigns in Upper Egypt .

The Persians hold Memphis

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