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Camef, at Ass tan Sudan Traders ai Mahatta Pharaoh's Bed, I'hil.i-: . Grand Colonnade, Phil.e LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. Painted Columns, Portico ov T aucf. Temple Early Christian Shrine, Phil Shrines of Osiris, i, 2, and 3 Resurrection of Osiris Inscribed Monolithic Ro( k, 1 Temple of Dakkeh. Xuisia Nubian Jewellery Temple of Derr, Nubia HIL.E Sakkieh, or Water-wheel Cartouches of Rameses ihe Great Rameses the Great (Bayt-el-WcIIy) Rameses the Great (Abydus) . Rameses the Great (Abou Simbcl) Profile of Rameses II (From the Smithernmost Colossus Abou Simbel) Smaller Temple, Abou Simbel, Ni:bia Cleaning the Colossus Wadv Halfeh . The Rock of Abusir Entrance of Speos Ground-plan Pattern of Cornice Standard of Horus Akokri Rameses II of Speos Temple of Amada Temple of Wady Sabooah Head-dress of a King . Temple of Gerf Hossayn, Nuf Temple of Dendoor Head-dresses of Kings . Temple of Kalabsheh, Nubia Ruined Temple at Tafah^ Nui Phil.^-: PAGE 201 206 209 217 218 -7, 228 229 232 241 243 -53 263 286 286 286 287 294 308 3f6 324 33^ 33') 340 342 3S7 359 3(^S 371 37^ 374 37 S
Temple of Dadod LIST OF ILUSTRATIONS. Ruined Convent (Conic) nkar rHir..E Phil^ from the South Nubian Woman and Child Temple of Kom Omp.o, Jppek E(;\pt Goddess Ta-ur-t (Silsilis) Goddess Ta-ur-t (Philoe) The Lovely Arab Maiden Digging for Mummies . Osiride Court and Fallen Colossis, Rames Palace Entrance, Medinet Habu Vases and Goblets (Medinet Habu) Osiride Court, Medinet Habu The " French House," Luxor . Columns of Amenhotep IH (Luxor) Sakkieh at Siut " In the Name of the Prophet—Cakes ! Prince Ra-Hotep and Princess Nefer-t Sphinx and Pyramids . Broken Sistrum KUM, HKI'.l'. 381 389 394 397 397 40S 413 4>9 426 427 433 452 453 481 4S2 485 489 492
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48 SAKKARAH and MEMPHIS. line, past
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50 SAKKARAH AND MEMPHIS miscellaneo
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52 SAKKArAH and MEMPHIS. however, a
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54 SAKKARAH and MEMPHIS. of the nec
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56 SAKKArAH and MEMPHIS. Arab led t
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58 SAKKARAH and MEMPHIS. the priest
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6o SAKKARAH and MEMPHIS. read the p
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62 SAKKArAH and MEMPHIS. they conta
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64 SAKKArAH and MEMPHIS. The king w
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66 SAKKARAH AND MEMPHIS. here and t
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68 SAKKARAH AND MEMPHIS. It had bee
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70 BEDRESHAYN TO MINIEH. come, no m
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72 BEDRESHAYN TO MINIEH. against th
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74 BEDRESHAYN TO MINIEH. By and by,
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nd BEDRESHAYN TO MINIEH. turban. Th
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78 BEDRESHAYN TO MINIEH. we are sti
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— 8o, BEDRESHAYN TO MINIEH. bend
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82 BEDRESHAYN TO MINIEH. subtle gra
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84 BEDRESHAYN TO MINIEH. vegetables
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86 BEDRESHAYN TO MINIEH. that the p
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CHAPTER VI. MINIEH TO SIUT. It h Ch
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90 MINIEH TO SIOT. tobacco, and had
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92 MINIEH TO Sit/T. hawk, circling
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94 MINIEH TO SIOT. I'rom without by
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^6 MINIEH TO SIUT. rope and an anch
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98 MINIEH TO SIUT. thing north of T
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MINIEH TO SIOT. lOi bank. But the b
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MINIEH TO SltJT. 103 days of the Eg
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MINIEH TO SIOT. 105 framed picture.
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CHAPTER VII. SIUT TO DENDERAH. We s
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SIUT TO DENDERAH. 109 To-morrow we
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SIUT TO DENDERAH. "Do you see Sheyk
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114 SIUT TO BENDERAH. while far awa
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ii6 SIUT TO DENDERAH. ment steam-tu
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ii8 SIUT TO VENDERAH. from the rive
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siOt to denderah. Not, however, til
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122 SIJ^T TO DENDERAH. the pylon to
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124 .SY^T" TO DENDERAH. Without, al
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126 siOt to denderah. and then, on
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sjOt to dendkrah. Passing on from t
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I30 receive the twofold crown ; SIC
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132 siCt to denderah. brown faces c
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134 THEBES AND KARNAK. antly, point
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136 THEBES AND KARNAK. our eyes jus
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THEBES AND KARNAK. 139 under the ac
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THEBES AND KARNAK. 141 Rameses had
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THEBES AND KARNAK. 143 infancy of t
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THEBES AND KARNAK. 145 "I hope you
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THEBES AND KARNAK, 147 and plantati
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THEBES AND KARNAK. 149 some dark co
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THEBES AND KARNAK. 151 was in its p
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THEBES AND KARNAK. 155 First, he be
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CHAPTER IX. THEBES TO ASSUAN. Hurry
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THEBES TO ASStJAN. 157 last, and re
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THEBES TO ASSCAN. 15^ and could by
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i62 THEBES TO ASSCAN. life.^ Anothe
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i64 THEBES TO ASSOAN. before Adam.
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1 66 THEBES TO ASS AN. "Now in stri
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1 68 THEBES TO ASSUAN. are not on y
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I70 THEBES TO ASSOAN. excitement wi
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172 THEBES TO ASSCAN. tone, are the
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CHAPTER X. assOan and elephantine.
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176 ASSUAN AND ELEPHANTINE. and sma
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— 178 ASSUAN AND ELEPHANTINE. " W
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i8o ASStJAN AND ELEPHANTINE. Leavin
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i82 ASSUAN AND ELEPHANTINE. this sa
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1 84 ASSUAN AND ELEPHANTINE. are pr
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i86 ASSUAN AND ELEPHANTINE. or the
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ASSUAN AND ELEPHANTINE. or so lay a
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ego ASSUAN AND ELEPHANTINE. was mor
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192 ASSC/AN AND ELEPHANTINE. way. A
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CHAPTER XI. THE CATARACT AND THE DE
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196 THE CATARACT AND THE DESERT. br
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igS THE CATARACT AND THE DESERT. sc
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THE CATARACT AND THE DESERT. not bu
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THE CATARACT AND THE DESERT. the tw
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204 THE CATARACT AND THE DESERT. Th
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2o6 THE CATARACT AND THE DESERT. a
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2oS PHIL^. in reverse order. We, ho
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— PHILjE. 2n mother. As a young c
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PHIL^. 213 Taken by itself, there i
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FIIIL^. 213 a quasi-heraldic group,
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PAINTKI) COLUMNS, IDKTICO OK LARGE
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PHIL^. 219 this last for a gravesto
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PHIL^. 221 plundered. Forty thousan
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PHILÊ. 223 The foundations of the
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PHILyE. 225 how the natives first d
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PHIL^. 227 body, are variously fash
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— Phil^. i2^ god laid upon a bier
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greater part of which lies hidden a
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PHIL^. Ill it. Yet it is just one o
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PHIL^ TO KOROSKO. . 235 then a soli
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PHIL^ TO KOROSKO. 237 our eyes were
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PHIL^ TO KOROSKO. 239 by all the wo
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PHIL/E TO KOROSKO. 241 opinion till
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PHIL^ TO KOROSKO. 243 Cataract. As
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KOROSKO TO ABOU SIMBEL. 245 From Ko
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KOROSKO TO ABOU SIMBEL. 247 is here
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KOROSKO TO ABOU S1MBEL. 249 Still b
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KOROSKO TO ABOV SIMBEL. 251 tations
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KOROSKO TO ABOU SIMBEL. 253 the Kin
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KOROSKO TO ABQU SIMBEL. 255 they co
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KOROSKO TO ABOU SIMBEL. 257 than ev
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KOROSKO TO ABOU SIMBEL. 259 There a
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KOROSKO TO ABOU SIMBEL. 261 They we
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RAMESES THE GREAT. 263 It is a pure
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RAMESES THE GREAT. 26^ moreover, we
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RAMESES THE GREAT. 267 upon record
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RAMESES THE GREAT. 269 hecatomb of
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RAMESES THE GREAT. 271 the ruins of
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RAMESES THE GREAT. 273 ( c returned
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RAMESES THE GRÂT. 275 reign of Ram
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RAMESES THE GREAT. 277 and the foun
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RAMESES THE GREAT. 279 quite certai
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RAMESES THE GREAT. 281 is no mere y
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RAMESES THE GREAT. 283 gathered, wi
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ABOU S1MBEL. 285 miracle. Every mor
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ABOU SIMBEL. 2S7 sculptured stone.
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ABOU SIMBEL. 28Q of the middle fing
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ABOU SIMBEL. Phcenician origin, tow
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ABOU SIMBEL. 29 j of the Great Temp
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296 ABOU SIMBEL. are full of spirit
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298 ABOU SIMBEL. square pillars ; b
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300 ABOU SIMBEL. slain. A great riv
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302 ABOU SIMBEL. is Kadesh or Kades
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304 A HO U SIM BEL. like an arrow,
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3o6 ABOU SIMBEL. possibly do justic
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3o8 ABOU SIMBEL. Hay more than half
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3IO ABOU SIMBEL. bank, and the less
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312 THE SECOND CATARACT. grapes. Ot
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314 THE SECOND CATARACT. As regards
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3'6 THE SECOND CATARACT. hand ; edg
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3i8 THE SECOND CATARACT Landing amo
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320 THE SECOND CATARACT. view, as I
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322 THE SECOND CATARACT. Imprisoned
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324 THE SECOND CATARACT. kitchen ;
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326 DISCOVERIES AT ABOU SIMBEL. tra
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328 DISCOVERIES AT ABOU SLMBEL. vis
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330 J DISCOVERIES AT ABOU SIMBEL. T
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332 DISCOVERIES AT ABOU S1MBEL. clo
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334 DISCOVERIES AT ABOU SIMBEL. The
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336 DISCOVERIES AT ABOU SIMBEL. The
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538 DISCOVERIES AT ABOU SIMBEL. own
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340 DISCOVERIES AT ABOU SIMBEL. bel
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342 — DISCOVERIES AT ABOU SIMBEL.
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344 DISCOVERIES AT A SOU SIMBEL. Tl
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346 DISCOVERIES AT ABOU SIMBEL. sac
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DISCOVERIES AT ABOU SIMBEL. 347 Anx
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DISCOVERIES AT ABOU SIMBEL. 349 Aga
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DISCOVERIES AT ABOU SIMBEL. 351 red
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DISCOVERIES AT ABOU SIMBEL. 353 Her
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BACK THROUGH NUBIA. 355 the world f
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BACK THROUGH NUBIA. 357 applied to
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BACK THROUGH NUBIA. 359 At Wady Sab
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BACK THROUGH NUBIA. 361 crude brick
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— BACK THROUGH NUBIA. 363 Birbeh,
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BACK THROUGH NUBIA. 365 flying low
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BA CK THRO UGH NUBIA. 367 Pselcis (
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BACK THROUGH NUBIA. 369 Built up ag
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372 BACK THROUGH NUBIA. These bats
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374 BACK rnROUGH NUBIA. Bonomi exec
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BACK THROUGH NUBIA. 377 I vanquishe
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BACK THROUGH NUBIA. 379 Tafah is ch
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BACK THROUGH NUBIA. ^81 be troubled
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BACK THROUGH NUBIA. and smiling, wi
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BACK THROUGH NUBIA. 385 this we reg
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BACK THROUGH NUBIA. 387 The Governo
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BACK THROUGH NUBIA. 3«9 I look ; I
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SILSJUS AND EDFU. 391 yonder—ther
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SILSIUS AND EDFU. 393 and fro on th
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SILSILIS AND EDFU. 395 brink of the
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— — SILSILIS AND EDFU. 397 brig
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SILSILIS AND EDFU. 399 wonderful th
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SILSILIS AND EDFU. 401 stables were
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SILSILIS AND EDFU. 403 Edfu, so is
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SJLSILIS AND EDFU. 405 and that the
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SILSILIS AND EDFU. 407 the whole st
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CHAPTER XXI. THEBES. Vv E had so lo
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THEBES. 411 valuable in so far as i
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liiiiiiiiiii"^^
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THEBES. 415 toys, were then removed
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THEBES. 417 cient for the wages of
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420 THEBES. as yet remain, we find
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422 THEBES. lie a huge head and sho
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424 THEBES. Simbel and elsewhere. F
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426 THEBES. erected by Rameses III,
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428 THEBES. means of a lever spoone
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430 ' THEBES. endued with the force
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432 THEBES. crowned, and sacrifices
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434 THEBES. Osiride colossi. The ac
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436 THEBES. Ramessides at Silsilis
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438 THEBES. temple dedicated to two
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440 THEBES. The old man who drives
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442 THEBES. They loved the things o
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444 THEBES. journey. He is welcomed
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446 THEBES. of dark granite, overtu
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448 THEBES. palaces magnificently e
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4SO THEBES. the less because it was
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THEBES. 45: and Rosellini lived and
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THEBES. 455 makes little impression
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THEBES. 457 These dishes were place
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THEBES. 459 Although we heard him r
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THEBES. 461 consecrated the wine an
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— THEBES. 46^ prayer-book, which
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THEBES. 465 the Great and written b
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ABYDUS AND CAIRO. 467 human being i
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ABYDUS AND CAIRO. 469 embanked some
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ABYDUS AND CAIRO. 471 to be almost
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ABYDUS AND CAIRO. 473 habited by th
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ABYDUS AND CAIRO. 475 place the Kin
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ABYDUS AND CAIRO. 477 in the age of
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ABYDUS AND CAIRO. 479 learned that
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ABYDUS AND CAIRO. 481 were as hot t
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ABYDUS AND CAIRO. 483 were howling
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ABYDUS AND CAIRO. 485 hand raised,
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ABYDUS AND CAIRO. 487 relics in Nap
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ABYDUS AND CAIRO. 489 Some blocks o
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ABYDUS AND CAIRO. 491 that strange
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APPENDIX I. A. M'Callum, Esq, to th
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: : : : — APPENDIX. 495 Horus:—
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— APPENDIX. 497 of Greek and Roma
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APPENDIX. 499 APPENDIX V. Contempor
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