Egypt and the Books of Moses, or, the Books of MosesReprint of the original, first published in 1843. |
Contents
NEGATIVE PART | 1 |
Use of Animal Food in Egypt | 7 |
Origin of Civilization in Egypt | 18 |
Josephs Exaltation | 24 |
The Hair and Beardhow worn in Egypt | 30 |
Joseph his Brethren and the Egyptians sit at an Entertainment | 37 |
History of JosephContinued | 62 |
Embalming Lamentation for the Dead | 70 |
The First Plaguethe Water of Egypt changed to Blood | 106 |
The Second Plaguethe Frogs | 114 |
CHAPTER IV | 132 |
CHAPTER V | 140 |
Use of Leather | 146 |
CHAPTER VI | 152 |
1012 | 220 |
The Garlic | 226 |
CHAPTER II | 79 |
Use of the Papyrus and Bitumen in Egypt | 86 |
The Bastinado | 92 |
Manetho | 241 |
The Hycsos of Manetho | 253 |
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