 | Robert Richardson - 1822 - 572 Seiten
...hardly any of the ceremonies that were held in honor of him. Of Thebes he scarcely says any thing ; so that all the temples and places of Egyptian worship,...which is hieroglyphically represented by the figure of a heart, no inapt similitude of the Delta. The rest of what is usually called Egypt, belonged to Lybia,... | |
 | Robert Richardson - 1822 - 580 Seiten
...hardly any of the ceremonies that were held in honor of him. Of Thebes he scarcely says any thing; so that all the temples and places of Egyptian worship,...according to the tradition of the lonians, is the ®nly part that is, strictly speaking, entitled to be caJUed Egypt, which is hierqglyphically represented... | |
 | Richard Watson - 1848 - 676 Seiten
...Richardson's Travels in Egypt in 1817 : — " The Delta, according to the tradition of the Jonians, is the only part that is, strictly speaking, entitled...which is hieroglyphically represented by the figure of a heart, no unapt similitude." — " The principal places mentioned in our sacred writings, Zoan, Noph,... | |
 | Richard Watson - 1851 - 762 Seiten
...Richardson's Travels in Egypt in 1817 : — " The Delta, according tn the tradition of the Jonians, is the only part that is, strictly speaking, entitled...called Egypt, which is hieroglyphically represented by tho figure of a heirt, no unapt similitude." — " The principal places mentioned in our sacred writings.... | |
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... nearly as much Greek as Egyptian. He mentions Memphis, and the worship of Apis, and the temple of Vulcan ; but says very little of their ceremonies, and does not mention the Egyptian name of Vulcan, and hardly any of the ceremonies that were held... 