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CONTENTS OF VOLUME II. PAGE Nineveh and the Excavation of its Ruins i Al-Mawsil, or M6SUL 30 Life in M6sul. Excavations at Kuyunjik. Visit to Tall Kef. Visit to Baibkh and Khorsabad. Visit to Tall BalIwAt 50 M6SUL TO Baghdad by Raft. HammIm 'Ait, the Ruins of Calah at Nimr^d. The Ruins of the City of Ashur AT Kal'at SharkIt. TakrIt. SAmarrA and the MALWiYAH. KADISiYAH AND OPIS 86 Baghdad to London 121 Fourth Mission, 1890-91. London to Baghdad, via Egypt, B£r
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Page 5: BY NILE AND TIGRIS VOLUME II.
Page 9: BY NILE AND TIGRIS A NARRATIVE OF J
Page 13 and 14: To face page
Page 15 and 16: THIRD MISSION. (Continued from Vol.
Page 17 and 18: The Euphrates and Tigris Confounded
Page 19 and 20: Early History of Nineveh. 5 merchan
Page 21: «?^ ^ To face p. 6, vol. ii. Briti
Page 24 and 25: 8 Nineveh a " Pool of Water." In th
Page 26 and 27: lo Rich Examines the Ruins of Ninev
Page 28 and 29: 12 The Importance of Rich's Labours
Page 30 and 31: 14 Botta : The First Excavator of N
Page 32 and 33: l6 Ross's Excavations at Kuyunjik.
Page 34 and 35: iS British Museum Excavations at Ku
Page 36 and 37: 20 Smith's Second Mission. a collec
Page 38 and 39: 22 Further British Museum Excavatio
Page 40 and 41: 24 The Hill of Repentance at Nineve
Page 42 and 43: 26 Nineveh Discovered by Lime Burne
Page 44 and 45: 28 Hilmi Pdshd's Excavations at Nab
Page 46 and 47: 30 Al-Mawsil, or Mosul. 1 Nineveh,
Page 49 and 50: Early History of MSsul. 31 Al-Mawsi
Page 51 and 52: Rauwolf's Description of Mosul. 33
Page 53 and 54: The Tomb of Jonah the Prophet. 35 I
Page 55: The Tomb of the patriarch Seth at M
Page 58 and 59: 38 Bombardment of Mosul. Nadir Shah
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40 Famine, Floods and Plague when t
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in Northern Mesopotamia. 41 islands
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I. The Great Uoaqua. u> ruins 2. Si
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The Great Mosque of Mosul. 45 and i
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Population and Language of MSsul. 4
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A Musuli merchant in the bazar at M
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50 Life in Mosul. The news of the a
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52 Our Native Visitors. and to inte
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54 Raids by the Shammar Arabs. with
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56 The Pdshd Decides to Chastise th
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58 The Expedition Comes Back. excit
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6o Our House in MSsul. them.i He se
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62 The Beggars of Mdsul. Soon after
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64 Saba' and the Beggar Worhan. out
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66 The Mound of KuyAnjik new grazin
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68 Death of a Watchman. been destro
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Arrival of the Delegate from StambM
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Mr. Jeremiah Shamir. 71 and at one
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Visit to Tall Kif. 73 The scribe to
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An Altar of Sargon II, King of Assy
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Boundary Stele of Sennacherib. 77 r
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Bronze Gates of Ashur-nasir-pal and
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The Mound of Kuy^njik becomes an Is
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Illness of the Delegate from StambM
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Departure from Mosul. 85 desert for
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Raft of Goat Skins Described. 87 to
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Saldmiyah and the NimrM Rapids. 89
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The Ruins of Nimr^d. 91 hold up wat
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94 Badger's Report on NimrM. import
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96 Stratford Canning and NimrM. fro
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The North-West Palace of NimrM. 97
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Export of Grain from the Upper Zab
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The City of Ashur. loi Kal'at Shark
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Cylinders of Tiglath-Pileser I. 103
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Kal'at al-Bint. 105 soil is reached
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Takrtt, Birthplace of Saladin. 107
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The Tigris at Takrit. 109 his tempe
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Eski Baghddd. iii on the east bank,
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PLAN OF THE RUINS OF sAmARRA by Fel
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The Malwiyah at Samarrn. To face p.
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ii6 Kddisiyah on the Tigris. the im
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Ii8 dpis a Base for Shipping. Kinne
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I20 Arrival in Baghddd. and minaret
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122 Changes in Baghddd. my stay in
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124 Tablets from Ah4 Habbah. Americ
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Model of a Sheep's Liver. 125 a for
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Tablets from the Diydld District. 1
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Departure from Baghdad. 129 Baghdad
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The 4-Uar of Sargon II. 131 elsewhe
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Mukammarah and Fdw. 133 White and I
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Karachi and Bombay. 135 captain rec
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Tofcfce p. 136, vol. ii. A column o
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138 Results of the Third Mission. V
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Results of the Third Mission. 139 u
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FOURTH MISSION. London to Damascus
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to Excavate Several Sites in Mesopo
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The Application for a 'Permit Succe
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^ To face p. 148, vol. ii.
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150 The Papyri from Hermopolis. to
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152 Kitchener and the Egyptian Suda
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154 The Missing Fragment of the Ari
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156 J
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158 Monuments at the Dog River. and
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i6o Lebanon Pass. authority on Phoe
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i62 The Temple of Ba'albak. name be
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164 The Quarry at Ba'albak. of whic
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1 66 Damascus to M6sul viA Palmyra,
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i68 Kindness of the Wdlt of Damascu
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170 The Garden of Dainascus. is end
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172 The Darb al-Mustaktm or " Strai
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174 The Sacred Caves of Jabal Kdsyu
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176 Departure from Damascus. Kasyun
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178 'Utnt travel the whole of the f
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i8o The Jacobites of KaryaUn. and b
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i82 The Fountain of the Antelopes.
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184 A Night at Al-KardkM. would dis
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i86 The Well Abu'l-Fawdris. spend t
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i88 Bath Zahhai or Septimia Zenobia
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IQO Palmyrene Busts. hoofs. Then he
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192 Arab Hospitality. the soldiers
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194 Strolling Players at Sukhnah. t
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196 Bir al-Kahdkib. we were arguing
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198 We Lose Our Way in the Desert.
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200 Arab Tribes Quarrel. In the mor
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202 As-Saw'af on the Khdb^r. were f
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204 Shaddddtyah and 'Ardhdn. thicke
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2o6 The Bridge of 'Ardbdn. Khabur/
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2o8 Shikh Masalat. stopped the sold
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210 Excavations at 'Ardbdn. and ant
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212 Island in the Salt Lake of Khdt
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214 Ths Great Swamp Al-HM. mosque i
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2l6 Ghirdn and AyM Beg. bank. About
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2i8 Departure from GMrdn. happened.
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220 The Town of Sinjdr. steps. All
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222 The Circassians at Tall 'A' far
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224 Tall 'A'far. Kal'at Marwan/ whi
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226 Departure of Muhammad the Guide
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228 The Yaztdis and Their Religion.
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230 Authorities on the Yaztdis. in
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232 Turks and Yaztdts. subsequently
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234 His Holiness Mdr Ignatius Peter
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236 Decay of the Jacobite Church in
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The " Paradise " of Palladius. 237
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.,,j[ttxa3^04a^k,p^ -aa: ffa lite ^
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240 Al-Kdsh, the Village of Nahun.
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242 Visit to the Monastery 0/ Rabba
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244 Destruction of MSS. at Rabban H
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246 Return to MSsul. stream looked
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248 Nestorian Petition to the Archb
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250 The Chronicle of Michael the El
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The Monastery of Mar Mattai. 251 cl
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Departure from Mosul. 253 to take t
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Attempt to Sink our Raft. 255 leavi
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Turkish Chicanery. 257 friend in Ba
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The Dealers Deceive the Authorities
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The Tablets from Dir. 2,61. except
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Dir a Possession oj the Crown. 263
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Examination of the Mounds. 265 the
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The Workmen Steal the Tablets. 267
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Babylonian Seal-cylinders. I. Scene
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270 The Hindtyah Canal. woven toget
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272 Al-K4fah and the Flood. afterno
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Circular Baked Clay Tablets. 273 by
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Mashad 'Alt. 275 do that afternoon.
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Sale of Babylonian Bricks. 277 nor
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To face p. 279, vol. Clay tablet in
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28o Confiscation of Arabic Manuscri
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282 A Funeral Procession. came and
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284 How the Taxes of Hillah Disappe
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286 The Wdlfs Liberal Mindedness. t
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288 The Opening of the Kdriin River
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290 Results of My Fourth Mission. a
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Results of My Fourth Mission. 291 a
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Commemorative Tablet at Basrah. 293
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295 APPENDIX II. List of the Arabic
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64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71- 72.
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150. 151- 152. i53- 154- 135- 156.
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An Action for Slander. 301 was sati
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An Action for Slander. 303 directed
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An Action for Slander. 305 assistan
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An Action for Slander. 307 thing di
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An Action for Slander. 309 " Mr. Ju
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An Action for Slander. 311 "5. Then
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An Action for Slander. 313 Antiquit
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An Action for Slander. 315 The edit
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An Action for Slander. 317 remarks
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MISSIONS TO EGYPT. 1892-1913.
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322 Forged Antiquities and Modern I
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324 " Faked " Mummies and Papyri. c
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326 Maspero's Patriarchal Policy. c
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The Native Dealers. 327 me, and I a
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Enlightened Policy of J. de Morgan.
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Visit to Mallawt 331 priced, and th
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The White Monastery. 333 demand of
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To face p. 335, vol.ii. Brit. Mus.,
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336 The Mastahah Tombs at Sakkdrah
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The Mastahah Tombs at Sakkdrah and
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To face p. 338, vol. il. Katep, a r
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340 The Coffins of Al-Barshafi. a g
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To face p. 341, vol. : ..5:*1 rujOY
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342 Coptic Papyri from DSr al-Bakar
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To face p. 343, vol. ii. {see note
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344 Destruction of Demotic Papyri.
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Greek Papyri from the Fayydm and Me
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Magical Figure of Wax, Papyrus and
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To face p. 348, vol. Painted papyru
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350 Difficulty with the Owner of th
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The Papyrus Secured for the British
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Octroi and Oranges. 353 me. Several
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The Odes of Bacchylides. 355 midnig
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To face p. 356, vo!. ii. {see f>. 3
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358 The Painted Coffins of Al-Barsh
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Pre-dynastic Egyptian Antiquities.
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To face p. 360, vol. ii. Dried body
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362 Monuments of the Early Empire A
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Tofaoe p. 363, vol. ii. '12.i\:* -:
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364 The Stele of Thetha. when I was
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Insinger's attack in " Le Phare." 3
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ps^^^mSS] . i" ^' s -17—
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368 Queen Hatshepset and Her Minist
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To face p. 369, vol. li. Statue of
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370 Syriac Manuscript from the Nitr
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" Find " of Dated Coptic MSS. at Ed
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c^ eiuviiU. lyKuinncioc' To face p.
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374 Antiquity of the Coptic Version
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Visit to the Great Oasis. 375 Copti
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Marriage and Baptism in the Great O
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Christian Tombs in the Great Oasis.
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To face p. 380, vol. H. Painted cof
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382 The Egyptians the Earliest Tomb
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384 The Natural Enemies of Mummies.
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386 Mummy. used by the Persians in
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388 Mummy as Pigment. Another enemy
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390 Beliefs about Mummies. day in t
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392 The Mumfny-Cover No. 22,542. An
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394 The Royal Mummies in Cairo. mis
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39^ Great Importance of the Name. a
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Aahmes I, I, 82. Aaron, I, 152. Aas
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Al-'Askar, II, 239. Al-Athari, II,
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Anpu, I, 33. Antar, I, 46, 231 ; II
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Awgin, Mkr, I, 152. 'Ayishah Khanum
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Baptists, I, 4. Barabara, II, 119.
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271 ; excavations at, I, 254- 58, 2
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utterflies for British Museum, II,
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Christians of Yaiyyk (John), 1, 166
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Dahshur, II, 290 ; Pyramids of, II,
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Dlir, II, no. Dura, plain of, II, n
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fez (faz), II, 266. fiery furnace o
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gratuity from Treasury, I, 335. gra
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Hilmi, Pasha of M6sul, II, 28. Himy
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Isis and Horns, statue of, II, 343-
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Justinian, I, 440 ; II, 186. Ju5mbo
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Khurasan Gate, I, 187. Khusur, II,
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lion, basalt, of Babylon, I, 276, 2
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Marreh, II, 169. marriage at Khelrg
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Moon, stage of, I, 261. Moores, II,
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Nablus, I, 52. Nabonidus, II, 27 ;
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Nubians, II, 375. Nuh, II, 161. Nuh
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M6sul, II, 33 ; destroy Babylon, oc
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Habbah, Jumjumah, Kal'at Sharkit, t
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Sam (Shem), II, 189. Sam (wind), II
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222, 224, 232, 235 ; attack Mr. Rus
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streets of Babylon, I, 309. strolli
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Tanis, II, 357. tanks, at Bandar 'A
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destroyed by Xerxes, I, 302 ; heigh
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water bucket, I, 295. water-carrier
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