 | John Ward - 1900 - 322 pages
...very respectable antiquity (1370 BC), and have the most beautiful sculptures to be found in Egypt, and the most wonderful genealogical record in the world— the Tablet of Abydos. The first time I visited it we had glorious weather and a delightful ride from the Nile bank through... | |
 | Durrant Thorpe - 1907 - 304 pages
...Abydos. The Temple of Seti is decorated with the most^ beautiful sculptures in Egypt, and contains the most wonderful genealogical record in the world — the Tablet of Abydos. On the site of Abydos, many Egyptologists inform us, stood the very earliest historical city in Egypt,... | |
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Egypt, containing the most wonderful genealogical record in the world, the Tablet of Abydos, and the Temple of Rameses II. 