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FOURTH MISSION, 1890-91. LONDON TO BAGHDAD VIA EGYPT, BERUT, DAMASCUS, AND MOSUL.
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BY NILE AND TIGRIS VOLUME II.
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BY NILE AND TIGRIS A NARRATIVE OF J
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN VOLUME II.
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viii List of Illustrations in Volum
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2 Size of Nineveh Exaggerated. Egyp
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4 The Plain of Nineveh. a comparati
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6 Sennacherib Rebuilds Nineveh. Tig
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The Medes Capture Nineveh. y son, E
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The Site of Nineveh Never Forgotten
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and the Palaces under the Mosque of
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Survey of Nineveh by Felix Jones. 1
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His Excavations at Khorsabad. 15 br
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British Museum Excavations at NimrH
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George Smith's Excavations at Kuyil
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Death of George Smith. 21 Governmen
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Discoveries at Nineveh by Natives.
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Annual Sacrifice at Jonah's Spring.
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Ryllo, the Jesuit Father, at Nineve
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Rassam's Attempt to Excavate Nabi Y
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^^g^!l^t'Q:3'^-^^.'^ . View of Mosu
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32 Ihn Bat4tah's Description of MSs
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34 Tavernier's Description of MSsul
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36 Jonah not Buried at Nineveh. and
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Secret Excavations at Nabi YUnis. 3
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1. BSi> el Amadi 2. Bab Sindsjar 8.
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Scene in the baz^r at Mosul. Scene
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42 The Gates of MSsul. needed to en
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44 The Bazar at MSsul. is very soft
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46 Bridge of Boats at Mdsul. upstre
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48 The Town Council of Mdsul. frequ
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Murder of a Soldier by an Officer.
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Native Views about White's Visit to
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Visit to the WdU Pdshd of MSsul. 53
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The Pdshd of MSsul Helpless. 55 bri
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His Punitive Expedition Sets Out. 5
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The Turkish Soldiers Fed by the Sha
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Native Views about Chimneys. 6i wer
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'Askar the Kurd and the Dog Saba}.
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Excavations at Kuy^njik. 65 court o
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and its Early Excavators. 67 he wis
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To face p. 69, vol.
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yo Mr. Ainslie the American Mission
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72 Mdr Eliyd MUds, Bishop of Malaba
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74 The Dominican Fathers at MSsul.
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^6 Visit to Khorsabad. the site of
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78 Visit to Tall Baldwdt. and when
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8o MSsul Flooded. elsewhere. From e
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82 A Holy Man of MSsul. dusty or mu
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84 The Sdm Wind. and was physically
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86 M6suL TO Baghdad by Raft. Mercha
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88 Hammam 'Alt. gifts of food, eggs
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90 NimrM Dam. Be this as it may, th
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92 The Ziggurat of Nimritd. the str
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':7'^'^»i^,?''^^^'"''^'""^^ m$^':f
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To face p. 97, vol. ; Khidr Elias.
Page 126 and 127: gS The Munayyarah Rapid. they assur
Page 128 and 129: 100 City of Tukulti-Ninib I. and th
Page 130 and 131: 102 The City of Ashur. to prevent t
Page 132 and 133: 104 Excavations at Kal'at Sharkdt.
Page 134 and 135: io6 Water Wheels on the Tigris. the
Page 136 and 137: io8 An Ill-Conditioned Sayyid. We a
Page 138 and 139: no The Nahrawdn Canal. passed sever
Page 140 and 141: 112 The Tombs of the Imdms at Sdmar
Page 142 and 143: 114 The Malwtyah. " Malwiyah,"^ hj^
Page 145 and 146: Istabuldt. 115 We returned to our r
Page 147 and 148: The Median Wall of Xenophon. 117 Th
Page 149 and 150: A Monster Fish. iig the Arabs from
Page 151 and 152: 121 Baghdad to London. Almost befor
Page 153 and 154: Antica Dealers in Baghddd. 123 boug
Page 155: To face p. 124, vol. ii. Clay model
Page 158 and 159: 126 Colonel Talbot's Influence. In
Page 160 and 161: 128 Tombs of the " Three Children."
Page 162 and 163: 130 Fish-Traps on the Tigris. casti
Page 164 and 165: 132 / Abandon the Altar. antiquitie
Page 166 and 167: 134 Thunder-Storm in the Persian Gu
Page 168 and 169: 136 Mr. N. White goes to America. s
Page 171 and 172: Results of the Third Mission. 137 s
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Page 179 and 180: FOURTH MISSION. London to Damascus
Page 181 and 182: to Excavate Several Sites in Mesopo
Page 183 and 184: The Application for a 'Permit Succe
Page 185: ^ To face p. 148, vol. ii.
Page 188 and 189: 150 The Papyri from Hermopolis. to
Page 190 and 191: 152 Kitchener and the Egyptian Suda
Page 192 and 193: 154 The Missing Fragment of the Ari
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Page 196 and 197: 158 Monuments at the Dog River. and
Page 198 and 199: i6o Lebanon Pass. authority on Phoe
Page 200 and 201: i62 The Temple of Ba'albak. name be
Page 202 and 203: 164 The Quarry at Ba'albak. of whic
Page 204 and 205: 1 66 Damascus to M6sul viA Palmyra,
Page 206 and 207: i68 Kindness of the Wdlt of Damascu
Page 208 and 209: 170 The Garden of Dainascus. is end
Page 210 and 211: 172 The Darb al-Mustaktm or " Strai
Page 212 and 213: 174 The Sacred Caves of Jabal Kdsyu
Page 214 and 215: 176 Departure from Damascus. Kasyun
Page 216 and 217: 178 'Utnt travel the whole of the f
Page 218 and 219: i8o The Jacobites of KaryaUn. and b
Page 220 and 221: i82 The Fountain of the Antelopes.
Page 222 and 223: 184 A Night at Al-KardkM. would dis
Page 224 and 225: 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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