A New System, Or, An Analysis of Ancient Mythology: Wherein an Attempt is Made to Divest Tradition of Fable; and to Reduce the Truth to Its Original Purity, Volumen5 |
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Sometimes it was subjoined to the name of the place that was spoken of ; as
Cnoufbi or Canoufbi , the canal or mouth of the Cnouf ; which the Greeks
changed to Canoubicum : Athribis , or , as Stephanus reads it , Atharrhabis , the
mouth or ...
Sometimes it was subjoined to the name of the place that was spoken of ; as
Cnoufbi or Canoufbi , the canal or mouth of the Cnouf ; which the Greeks
changed to Canoubicum : Athribis , or , as Stephanus reads it , Atharrhabis , the
mouth or ...
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So that the place which is really alluded to by them , and that which I treat of , are
the same ; though they have changed the name , and by that means been the
authors of much confusion . Just above the town of Geeza is a little island called ...
So that the place which is really alluded to by them , and that which I treat of , are
the same ; though they have changed the name , and by that means been the
authors of much confusion . Just above the town of Geeza is a little island called ...
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15 , “ I will pour my fury upon Sin [ Pelusium ] the strength of Egypt ; " it has been
changed in the Seventy to Sais : και εκχεω τον θυμον με επι Σαϊν , την ισχυς
Αιγυπτε . This could hardly be an error in the original translator . 28 The
geography of ...
15 , “ I will pour my fury upon Sin [ Pelusium ] the strength of Egypt ; " it has been
changed in the Seventy to Sais : και εκχεω τον θυμον με επι Σαϊν , την ισχυς
Αιγυπτε . This could hardly be an error in the original translator . 28 The
geography of ...
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Egypt , its antient names how changed iv . 301 , 309 - its first inhabitants iv . 373
-- its happy situation , and cause of its ruin iv . 388-390 its chronology and
geography rectified vi . 1 -- , its state after the shepherd - kirgs vi . 179 Egyptians ,
their ...
Egypt , its antient names how changed iv . 301 , 309 - its first inhabitants iv . 373
-- its happy situation , and cause of its ruin iv . 388-390 its chronology and
geography rectified vi . 1 -- , its state after the shepherd - kirgs vi . 179 Egyptians ,
their ...
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1 N. Names , always changed by foreigners i . Nána , rendered pregnant by a
pomegranate ji . Nannacus , or Annacus , his history lii . Naphtha , whence
derived i . Nations , placed by divine allotment vi . Ναvel , ομφαλος , ridiculous
fables ...
1 N. Names , always changed by foreigners i . Nána , rendered pregnant by a
pomegranate ji . Nannacus , or Annacus , his history lii . Naphtha , whence
derived i . Nations , placed by divine allotment vi . Ναvel , ομφαλος , ridiculous
fables ...
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