Egypt's Place in Universal History: An Historical Investigation in Five Books, Volume 1

according already ancient antiquity appears beginning belong called century character chronology commenced complete connected consequently considered contained Coptic critical dates Diodorus divine doubt Dynasty Egypt Egyptian element Empire epoch Eratosthenes especially Eusebius evidently existence expression fact former further give given Gods Greek hand Herodotus hieroglyphic human important inquiry Isis judge Kings language latter laws learned least Lepsius Lists Lower Manetho means Menes mentioned method monuments nature notices object occurs offer Old Empire origin Osiris passage perhaps period possessed present preserved Priests primeval probably prove Ptolemy question quotes race records reference regards reigns remarks representation represented respect restoration result Rings Royal Sacred Books signs sound succession Syncellus Tablet Temple third tion tradition truth volume wanting whole writing written