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Durra grain, 143, 154

Dynasty, Elephantine, collateral, 60

Dynastic Lists, 497

Dynasties, tables of Egyptian, 499, 506

E.

Echmim, inscription in rock grotto of, 23, 109, 115

Edbai, country of Bischâri tribes, 242

Edfu, temple of, 17, 20, 117

Egypt, archæology of, 29

—— civilisation of, during first Dynasties, 25

—— climatal conditions of, 368, 369

—— famine in, 481

—— geography and chorography of, 29

—— history of, 367

—— history of art in, 27

—— mythology of, 26

—— philology of, 26

—— regarded as a university for philosophy, 384

Egyptian administration under the old kings of the country, 482

—— Museum in Berlin, views respecting its decoration, 324

—— gods, 381, 392

—— annals, King of the Exodus in, 417

—— canon of proportions, 383

—— chronologies not opposed to Hebrew, 457

—— collection of Mr. Sams, 392

—— prophets, 413

Ehden, village of, 353

Ehrenberg, his views respecting luminosity of sea, 37

—— cited, 234, 239, 290

Eileithyia, ancient, 117

El Ain in Libanon, 338

El Akarid, village of, 150

El Ammer, valley of, 216

Elanitic Gulf, 554

El Bosra, alabaster quarries at, 21, 31, 114, 115

El Buêb, hill of, Peninsula of Sinai, 298

El Chôr, province of Berber, 145

El Elâm, in the Faiûm, 95, 96

Elephantine, island of, 20

El Farût, hill of, Nubian Desert, 141

El G´eʾah, plain of, 290, 296

El Gôs, plain of, 215

El Guês, village of, 212

El Hai, well of, 291

El-Harib, tombs of, 16

El Hessue, valley of, 298, 318

El Hibe, monuments of, 23

El Kab, rock tombs of, 20, 117

El Kenissa, castle of, 239

El Orde (New Dongola), 233

El Qorn, mountains of, 277

Elim, 306, 307, 548, 551, 560

Elijah, 559

Eleians, their Olympian games, 383

Em Bey, 289

Emigrants from Semitic countries, 410

Emir Pascha, 131, 146, 159, 186, 189, 192

Enned Mountains, 288

Era of the Greeks adopted by the Jews, 452

—— Grecian, 456

—— of Contracts adopted by the Jews, 452

—— of the Seleucidæ adopted by the Jews, 452

Eratosthenes, cited, 437

Erbkam, G., member of the expedition, 12, 28, 39, 45, 53, 72, 74, 79,
81, 83, 97, 147, 153, 195, 230, 235, 243, 259

Erectheus, King of Athens, 383

Erment (Hermonthis), temple at, 17

E’ Seleha, valley of, 156

Esneh, temple of, 17, 20, 117

—— Mudhir of, 131

E’ Sofra, valley of, 156

E’ Sufr, valley of, 137

E’ Sûr, village of, 209

Ethiopian art more recent than Egyptian, 152

—— civilisation later than Egyptian, 244

—— demotic writing, 207

—— inscriptions, 31

Ethiopians of Meröe, 208

Ethiopia, flight to, 407, 416

Et. Quatremère, cited, 435

E’ Tih, descent of, 300

Eudoxus, 384, 386

Euergetes II., inscription referring to, 105

Eusebian canon, 489

Eusebius, cited, 313, 422, 453, 489, 498, 499, 555, 560

Eutychius. _See_ Saïd ben Batrik

Ewald, cited, 310, 424, 427, 430, 464, 548

Exodus, date of the, 449-457, 470-474

—— according to Diodorus, 409

—— according to Hecataeus, 408

—— according to Manetho, 405-407

—— of the Hyksos, preserved by Manetho, 410

—— of Israelites, 410, 411

—— —— —— same as expulsion of lepers related by Manetho, 404

—— of lepers same as of Israelites, 412-417

Expedition, chief purpose historical, 24

—— French-Tuscan, 24

Ezbe, roads of, 333

Ezbekîeh square, in Cairo, 80

F.

Fadniê village, 154

Fakir in Abu Dôm, 229

—— of Tâiba, 187

—— Daha, his sepulchre, 229

—— Fenti, castle of, 235

Faiûm, the, 14, 92-98

—— journey to, 83

Fall of Nile, 521

—— Thames, 520

Falmouth, scenery about, 36

Famine in Egypt, 481

Faran in Peninsula of Sinai, 31, 554

Fazoql, customs in, 202

Fellah, explanation of term of, 76

—— industrious, 260

Ferhât Pascha, 131

Ferlini, treasure found by, 151, 197

Fidimîn, village of, 97

Finisterre, cape, 37

Firân, in Peninsula of Sinai, 547, 559

Firman of Viceroy, with permit to the Prussian expedition to collect
Egyptian monuments, 40, 42

Fishes, Egyptian collection of, 32

Fortress at Bachît, 231

—— of Karat Negil, 230

—— at Tifar, 232

Franke, member of the expedition, 39, 53, 57, 75, 153, 198, 210

Franz, cited, 106

French-Tuscan expedition, 24

French expedition, 436, 438, 443

Frey, J., the painter, 12, 38, 98

Funeral ceremony in Wed Médineh, 183

G.

Ganz, cited, 452

Gabre Máriam, the Abyssinian boy, 181, 187, 275

Gabuschié, village of, 196, 198

Gaqedûl, in Desert of Gilif, 214

Garizim, Mount, 334

Gau, cited, 123, 526

Gauâta, village of, 101, 115

Galba, Emp., 266

Gaza, road into Egypt from, 429

G´eʾah, plain of, 290, 296

Gebel, village of, 209

—— Abrak, 217

—— Abu Gueh, 278

—— —— Schegere, 292

—— —— Senejat, 141

—— —— Sihha, 141

—— Adar Auîb, 141

—— Aschtân, 158

—— Barkal, 18, 220, 222

—— Barqugres, 215

—— Buêrib, 154

—— Dahʿi, 335

—— Dêqa, 231

—— Dochân, 32, 281, 286

—— —— red porphyry of, 288, 372

—— Dosche, 236

—— El Bab, 136

—— Enned, 289

—— Farût, 141

—— Fatireh, 31, 280

—— Graibât, 141

—— Hammâm, hot springs of, 291

—— Katherîn, 292, 293

—— Kongeli, 226

—— Lagâr, 156

—— Maáuad, 277

—— Maqál, 228

—— el Mágeqa, 216

—— Mograd, 141

—— Mûsa, 292, 303, 315, 532, 544, 562

—— —— Mount of the Law, 532

—— —— convent of, 556

—— e’ Naga, 155, 156

—— Nusf, 214

—— Omarda, 214

—— Qermana, 214

—— Qettâr, 292

—— Rauiân, 158

—— Roft, 138

—— Sefsâf, 293

—— Selîn, 115

—— Selseleh, 371

—— Sergen, 214

—— Silsilis, 117

—— e’ Tih, 300

—— e Tur, 335

—— Um Riglin, 292

—— Um Schômar, 292, 297

—— Zeït, 289

Gedîdeh, in Syria, 340

Geez inscription, 208

Geg, province of Berber, 145

Genealogies, registers of, 458, 460

Generations, register of, 458

Genna, village of, 150

Gennin (Egennin), Syria, 335

Geography of Egypt, 29

Geological structure of Lower Nubia, 522

Geometry, the knowledge of, 390

Georgi, O., the painter, 12, 222, 187

Georgius Syncellus, cited, 498

Geraschab, Schellâl of, 158

Gerbé Dandour, monument at, 526

Gerf Hussên, temples of, 20, 124, 126, 242, 356

Gerf e’ Schech, village of, 228

Germanicus, visit to remains of, ancient Thebes, 266, 393

Gertassi, in Ethiopia, 123

Gesch, reed grass, 213

Gesenius, cited, 431, 548

Gezîret-el-Qorn, island of, 97

Ghabîne, village of, 209

Gharaq Lake, 98

Gibba, in Syria, 343

Gibraltar, 38

Gilif, desert of, 213

Gimscheh, or Kebrit, Peninsula of, 289

Girsche, 242

Gism Halfa, 241

Gizeh, Pyramids of, 13, 47, 79

Gôba, in Syria, 344

Gobat, Bishop of Jerusalem, 39

Gods, Egyptian, 381, 392

Gomra, island of, 150

Gorata, near source of Blue Nile, 99

Gôs Basabir, village of, 158

—— Burri, village of, 214

Goshen, land of, 49, 410, 411, 414, 435, 448

Granite of Assuan, 371

Greek inscriptions, 31, 105, 122, 125, 220, 240, 550

—— philosophers, 385

Greeks, era of the, 452, 456

Gulf of Akaba, 554

—— Arabian, 434

Guneh, in Syria, 355

Gungules, fruit of Baobab-tree, 166

H.

Habak herb, 296

Hadrian, Emperor, 113, 288

Hager Mérui, white rock in Province of Robatat, 226

Haipha (Hepha), Syria, 336

Hair, Arab mode of greasing, 144

Halfaï, or Nile, 205

Haluf, Nuba village, 228

Hamâda-trees, 295

Hamdâb, district of, 225

Hamitic languages, 31

Hammâm Faraûn, in Peninsula of Sinai, 554

—— Seidna Solimân, tower of, 237

Hammamât, quarries of, 22, 32, 278, 321

Hammer, von, 341

Hannik, in province of Máhas, 235

Haram el Gizeh, Pyramids of, 47

Hay, cited, 271

Hassan Kaschef, of Derr, 127, 241

—— Pascha, 131, 146, 192, 218, 232, 235

Hathor, temple to, in Dendera, 116

Heathen temples mutilated by Christians, 267

Hebrew Chronologies not opposed to Egyptian, 457

—— commentators, 477

—— numbers, uncertainty of, 402

—— tradition, 401

Hecataeus, of Abdera, Exodus according to, 408

—— —— cited, 260, 408

Heglik-tree, 217

Heliopolis, 46, 369, 384, 406, 408, 413, 414, 448

—— priest of, Joseph marries the daughter of, 411

—— (Bâlbeck), 346

Hellet el Bib, ruins of, 226

—— e’ Solimân, village of, 188, 205

Hengstenberg, cited, 544

Henniker, Sir Fr., 551

Heracleopolis Parva, 429

Hererat, 297

Hermanovich, Dr., 160, 190

Hermes, Book of the Dead ascribed to, 392

—— Trismegistus, citation from, 270

Hermetic books, 382, 387, 391, 397

Hermonthis, ancient (Erment), near Thebes, 117

Hermopolis Parva (Damanhur), 447

Hero, same as Heroonpolis, 435

Herodotus, cited, 119, 383, 384, 429, 432, 439, 442, 447, 480, 481

Heroonpolis, 434, 435, 437, 445, 555

—— situation of, 434, 438

Hierasykaminos, inscriptions of, 125

Hieroglyphical inscriptions on rock, 458

Hieroglyphic writing, 377

Hieroglyphics, 27, 58, 59, 109, 196, 223, 236, 377, 381, 382, 413,
420, 426

Hierogrammatist, the, or Sacred Scribe, 387

Hiersolyma, built by Moses according to Hecataeus, 408

Hieratical, or Priest Books, 387

Hillel, the astronomer, 454

Hippopotamus, 158

—— on Blue River, 170

Historical book literature, 394

—— literature necessary to restoration of true history, 399

—— sense in the Egyptian character, 374

Hobi, island of, 153

Hogg, Mr. John, 540, 560

Hopkins, W., cited, 522

Horeb (Choreb), 293, 304, 314, 533

Horner, L., paper on bed of Nile, Appendix, 507

—— cited, 239

Horoscopi, the, or time-seers, 388

Horus, King, 259, 405, 420

Horus, the god at temple of Edfu, 117

Hospitality, Arabian, 277

Hospital in Wed Médineh, 185

Hoskins, 150, 154, 155

Howara, village of, 84

Humboldt, A. von, 105, 532

Hyksos, the, 395, 406, 421, 476, 479, 486

—— time of, 485

—— Exodus of the, 410

—— banishment of, 417

—— Dynasties of the, 488

—— invasion of the, 427

—— end of rule, 428

Hymn to Amen-Ra, in Egyptian collection of Mr. Sams, London, 392

Hymns to the God, 389, 392

I.

Iamblichus, concerning Hermetic books, 382

Ibrahim Aga (Kawass), 131, 198, 275

Ibrahim Chêr, a Syrian, house of, 160, 191

—— Hassan, death of, in Syria, 346

—— Pascha, 47, 101, 198

Ibrîm (ancient Primis), 20, 125, 240, 241

Ideler, cited, 450, 453

Illahûn, Pyramid of, 83, 93

Indigo factory in Kamlîn, 163

—— —— Tamaniât, 191

Inscription on temple of Begerauîeh, 151

—— on rock grotto of Echmim, 109

—— on obelisk of Heliopolis, 46

—— at Philæ, 120, 243

—— on temple of Pselchis, 105

—— —— of Edfu, 117

—— at Konosso, 120

—— at Naharieh, 43

—— on Pyramids of Gizeh, 52

—— —— of Meröe, 206

—— at Soba, 165

—— of Silco, 242

—— at Talmis, 123

—— Arabic, 232, 550, 552

—— Ethiopian demotic, 223, 237

—— Greek, 240

—— —— in Gertassi, 123

—— —— on Pompey’s pillar, 42

—— —— at Coptic church in Wadi Gazâl, 220

Inscriptions, 30, 245, 379

—— modern hieroglyphics commemorative of Prussian expedition, 57

—— Greek and Coptic, 220

—— Greek and Egyptian, 278

—— hieroglyphic, 114

—— Roman, 345

—— Sinaitic, 291, 294, 299, 311

—— Rock, 239, 560

—— in Untial characters, 267

Ischischi, Island of, 225, 231

Isenberg, missionary, 39, 47

Ishmael had an Egyptian mother, 410

Isis, chapel to, in Mehendi, 126

—— statue of, 223

—— temple to, at Philæ, 120

Ismael Pascha, 161, 195, 205

Israelites, the, 414, 446, 448, 458

—— Exodus of, 410, 411

—— not the only strangers in Egypt, 410

—— journey of the, 305

—— time occupied in journey to Sinai, 548-550

Israelitish people, destiny of the, 459

Isthmus of Suez, geographical conditions, 426

Itinerarium, Antonini, 317, 448, 449

—— situation of Heroonpolis given in, 435

J.

Jacob, meeting between Joseph and, 435

Jaffa, 23

Janni Nicola, 290

Jassur bush, 295

Jericho, 334

Jeroboam I., King, worship of sun-bull introduced into Palestine by,
413

Jerome, St., 313, 317, 555, 560

Jerusalem, 39, 334

Jesreel, plains of, 336

Jewish calendars, 453

—— chronology, 450

—— chronologists, 421

—— generations, 458-470

—— history, chronological character of, 401

—— list, 497

—— temple of Onias, 449

Jews, the account of, by Diodorus, 409

Jomard, 431

Jorius, bishop of Mount Sinai, 558, 562

Joseph, 410, 413, 435, 481, 483

—— in Egypt, 476-484

Josephus, cited, 313, 316, 416, 417, 418, 423, 424, 427, 433, 459,
460, 476, 487, 497, 548, 554, 560

—— lists of, 419

Joshua, book of, 450

Judæa, foreigners in Egypt fled to, 408

Judges, book of, 450

Jussuf, Dragoman, 133, 275

Justinian, convent built by Emperor, 319, 551, 556, 562

Justin Martyr, cited, 423

K.

Kafr el Batran, village of, 76

Kalabscheh, 17, 20, 192, 242, 526

Kalfa, cataract of, 237

Kamlîn, 163, 189

Karabel, rock-picture of, 24

Karat Negil, fortress of, 230

Karnak, 20, 102, 247, 248-253

Kasinqar, village of, 225, 227

Kasiun, Mount, 341

Katârif, village of, 186

Kawass, the, 87

—— Ibrahim, 149, 170

Kebrit, Peninsula of, 289

Keli, funeral ceremony in, 211

Kenes, island of, 120

Kerak, tomb of Noah at, 337

Kermân, village of, 233

Kings of Egypt, succession of, 26

Ki-si-Tuthotep, tomb of, 113

Kisch, or Kischiga, village of, 242

Klotsch, Dr., cited, 227

Klysma, at the head of Arabian Gulf, 435

Koch, Dr., 147, 160

Koï, remains of towns at, 235

Kolzum, convent of, 557

Kôm el Birât, village of, 271, 321

Kongára language, 30, 234

Konosso, island of, 20, 120

Koptos, ancient (Quft), 22

Kordofan, brother of Sultan of, 161

Korte, temple of, 124

Korusko, 17, 105, 127, 130, 240

Kossêr, 22, 279, 321

Kossêr road, hieroglyphical inscription on rock of, 458

Krapf, the missionary, 39, 45, 447

—— on certain nations in Central Africa, 45

Kteffe valley, 547

Kubán (Contra Pselchis), 20, 242

Kûʾeh, territory of, 225

Kûm-Ombo, temple of, 17

Kûm-Ahmar, rock-tombs of, 15

Kummeh, village of, 19, 238

Kumr betá Dáhela, village of, 175

Kungara language, 244

Kurru, Pyramids of, 229

L.

Labyrinth, arrangement of, 90

—— founder of, 15

—— ruins of the, 15, 83

—— payment of people for digging trenches at, 84

Lake of Serbon, 429

Lakes, bitter, 436, 440, 442, 444

Lancret, cited, 525

Language of Taka, 201

Languages, African, 31

Larcher, 431

Leake, 240

Leqêta, village of, 277

Le Quien, 556, 558, 562

Leontes, river, 336

Lepers, expulsion of, 404, 417

—— insurrection under Osarsiph, 416

—— Exodus of, same as of Israelites, 412-417

Leprosy, Egyptian, account of, 412

Letter to Mr. Horner from Dr. Lepsius, 530

Letronne, cited, 105, 107, 121, 123, 387, 440, 442, 444, 445

Levites, generations of, 460

Levi, tribe of, 459

L’Hôte, cited, 105

Libanon, view of, 349

—— war in, 352

Library at Thebes, 381, 397

—— Alexandrian, 382, 496

Lieder, Herr, German missionary, 36, 47, 74

Limestone, nummulitic, mountain range near Memphis composed of, 371

Linant, M., 14, 92, 94, 96

Lions in Berber, 157

Lion, young, 174

Lischt, Pyramid of, 64, 83

Lists, Jewish, 497

—— Dynastic of Manetho, 497

Literature of Egypt, 386, 390

Livy, fragment of a MS. of, 380

Locusts, swarm of, 68

Lorda, Domingo, 99

Loss of road, 282

Luqsor, temple of, 102, 247, 253

Lycopolis, 101

Lycurgus introduced Egyptian customs into Greece, 383

Lycus. _See_ Nahr el Kelb

Lysimachus, on the Exodus, 422, 424

M.

Maccabees, book of, 452

Madian, district of, 546

Magal, church of, 231

Mágeqa, well of, in Gilif mountains, 216

Máhas, province of, 235

—— dialect of, 232

Mahmûd Welled Schauîsch, 188, 205

Mahmudieh canal, 42

Makrizi, cited, 178

Maktaf, or basket, 84

Makrobioten Apappus Pepi, 110

Malta, 38

Mandera, in desert, 130, 162

Manetho, cited, 382, 405, 410, 412, 416, 417, 423, 427, 429, 433,
470, 480, 486, 487, 494, 496, 499

Manethonic chronology, 490, 493, 495

—— Dynastic lists, 498

—— Dynasties, 496

—— history, extent of, 493

—— list of Eusebius, 422

—— numbers, the genuine, 494-496, 498

Manuscripts, Ethiopian, 99

Mara, 307, 548

Maranites, the, 554

Marcellinus, Ammianus, cited, 79

Martineau, Miss, cited, 514, 520

Marûga, village of, 212, 209

Masr, or Cairo, 44

Massaui, island of, 228

Matarîeh, village of, 49

Mechêref, village of, 142, 144

Medamôt, village of, 247

Medik, village of, 125

Medînet el Faiûm, 93, 97

—— Hâbu, 102, 253, 256, 260

—— —— church at, 269

—— Mâdi, ruins of, 98

—— Nimrud, town of, 97

Mediterranean Sea, triremes on, 442

Megdel, in Syria, 336

Meharret. _See_ Hererat

Mehemet Ali, 441

Mehendi, Roman camp of, 125

Meidûm, Pyramid of, 64, 83

Mekseh, village of, 336

Meláh (Arabic for salt work), 194

Melek Idris Adlân, 177, 191

Memnon statue, 257

Memnonia at Thebes, 102, 248, 258

Memphis, 14, 49, 72, 81, 369, 427, 484

—— Pyramids of, 24, 44, 370

Menephthes king during the Exodus, 424, 430, 449, 451, 454, 470, 474,
480, 484

—— rock temple, at Surarieh, dedicated to Hathor by, 100

—— temple in Nubia erected by, 124

Menes, laws of, 392

—— epoch, or first historical year, 495

—— hieroglyphic writings invented in time of, 377

—— year of 3893, B.C., 494

Menkera (Mykerinos), Pyramid of, 59

Menzaleh Lake, 333

Merhet, priest of Chufu, tomb of, 61, 63

Méraui, town of, 194, 223

Meröe, derivation of term, 210

—— district between Nile and Astaboras, 17, 146

—— island of, 225

—— Pyramids of, 206

—— well of, 217

Mesaurât, monuments of, 156

—— el Kirbegân (Ben Naga), 156, 157

—— e’ Naga (Ben Naga), 156

—— e’ Sofra (Ben Naga), 156

Messâid, spring of water, 288

Messelemîeh, town of, 166, 189, 205

Metamme, village of, 154

Meton, the cycle of, 454

Mice in camp, 87

Miglik, in Gilif range, 216

Military band, 186

Minjan schtaroth, epoch of, 455

Mirage, in Nubian Desert, 141

Misphragmuthosis, end of rule of Hyksos, 428, 490

Mitrahinneh, 72

Mneuis, holy bull, 411, 413

Moʾallaqa, Syria, 337

Möris-Amenemha, 481

Mœris Lake, 92, 95

—— dams of lake, 95

Mœris, Pyramid of, 83

Mograd, mountain range of, 141

Mogrân River, 146

Mohammed Ali, 39, 40, 333

—— Saïd, 158

Moie Messâid, spring of, 288

Moleds, or new moons, 453

Molon, cited, 423

Monarchy, Old, 395, 414

Monassir, cataracts in province of, 228

Monkeys on Blue River, 169

Mons Casius, 429

—— Claudianus. _See_ Gebel Fatireh

—— Porphyrites. _See_ Gebel Dochân

Monuments, 368, 375

—— age of Egyptian, 16

—— in Old Monarchy, 414

—— of Biahmu, 96

—— granite, at Mount Barkal, 223

—— Pharaonic, 233

—— at Soba, 18

—— at Thebes, 20

Monumental nation, the Egyptian, 397

—— writing, hieroglyphics become, 379

Moqattam Hills, 47

Mosaic account of Exodus, 425

Mosch, town of, 235

Moses, 310, 408, 411, 449, 484, 486, 491, 546

Mosque at Damascus, 343

—— at Old Dongola, 232

Motmar, 150

Mountains of Nubian Desert, mineral character of, 136

Mud of Nile, bricks made of, 369

Mudhir of Berber, 131

—— Esneh, 131

Mühleisen, a missionary, 39, 47

Mukfâr, ruins of, 435, 436

Mulid e’ Nebbi, festival of, 70

Mummies, durability of, 370

Mundera, plain of, 141

Munfîeh range, 280

Mûsa Bey, 148

Music not considered by the Egyptians an independent art, 388

—— Eastern, 85

—— Arabic, 182

Mustaffa Pascha, 131

Mythology of Egypt, 25

Myos hormos, ruins of, 289

N.

Nablus (Sichem) Syria, 334

Naga in the desert, 17, 153, 156, 210

Naharieh, ruins of town near, 43

Nahr el Kelb (Lykos), 22, 355

Nakb el Egaui, Peninsula of Sinai, 291

—— Haui, Peninsula of Sinai, 291, 294, 547

Names, holy and popular, for towns, 115

Napoleon, Descrip. de l’Egypt, 376

Napata, town of, 18, 223

—— cemetery of, 220

Narrative, Mosaic, contradicts the idea that the Jews were the
Hyksos, 421

Nascimbeni, engineer of the Viceroy, 93

Nasr, Sultâna, 176

Natron, crust in desert of, 139

Natural history, collection by Ferd. Werne, bought for Prussia, 42

Nazareth, 335

Nebbi Habîl (tomb of Abel), 340

—— Schît, Syria, 345

Nebek-tree, 277, 298

Nebuchadnezzar, 455

Nechel Delfa, in Gebel Munfîeh, 281

Necropoli, Egyptian, 375

Necropolis of Thebes, 247

Nectanebus, 120, 243, 525, 531

—— II., 494

Negro soldiers, 186

Nehera-si-Numhotep, tomb of, 112

Nekleh, Rosetta arm of Nile, 43

Nekôs begins to cut canal between Nile and Red Sea, 439, 440, 441, 442

Neos Dionysos, Ptolemy XIII., 108

Neslet, village of, 98

Nesnas ape, 164

Neubauer, Herr, apothecary at Chartûm, 160

New Dongola, 233

Nile river, height of, at Semneh, 19, 20

—— gradual levelling of bed, 30

—— at Atfeh, 43

—— waters of, 44

—— crossing the, 211

—— observations on rise of, 239, 259

—— between Thebes and Qeneh, 275

—— narrow district of, 369

—— mud bricks of, 369

—— ease of transport on, 372

—— canal, 436, 448

—— upper districts of, 458

—— rise of, related by Strabo, 481

—— breadth, depth, and velocity in Nubia, 519

—— fall of, 521

Nilometer, 73

Nimr, palace of King, 195

Nilus, cited, 556, 557, 560

Noah’s tomb, 327

Nochol rock, 307

Nofratmu, an ancestor of Ranumhet, chief architect, 458

Nomarchs, who ruled in the Nomes, 482

Nomes, Egypt divided into, 482, 483

Nome, Sethroitic, Abaris situated in, 427, 431

Nuba language, 30, 128, 232, 234

—— dialect, 235

—— villages, 228

Nubia, Lower, phys. geog. of, _see_ Appendix, 516

—— Lower, geological structure of, Appendix, 522

—— breadth, depth, &c., of Nile, Appendix, 519

—— temples in, 124

Nubian language, 171

—— Sheikh, 30

Nubians, character of, 127

Numbers, genuine Manethonic, 494-496, 498

—— Hebrew, uncertainty of, 402

Nummulitic limestone near Memphis, 371

Numt Amen, temple of, 255

Nureddin Effendi, a Coptic Catholic Egyptian, 163, 189

Nuri, Pyramids of, 218, 221

Nus, hieroglyphic name of town, 112

O.

Obelisk at Heliopolis, 46

Obelisks in Alexandria, 369

Ochus, conquest of Egypt by, 494

Okmeh, sulphur-spring at, 237

Old Dongola, 232

Old Testament writings, 459

—— —— chronology, 490, 492

Old chronicle, 497, 498

Olympiad, the seventh, 423

—— calculation, 424

Olympian games, 383

Omar Aga, officer in Turkish army, 198

Omarâb mountains, 209

Ombos, canon of proportions found in, 20, 118

Om Saiale, well of, 218

Om Schebak, valley of, 218

On, same as Heliopolis, 113

Onias, temple of, 449

Osarsiph, priest of Heliopolis, 406, 408, 413, 416

Osiris, tomb of, 122

—— service of, 413

—— statue of, at Kamlîn, 164

Osman Bey, chief in command of army against Taka, 196

Osymandyas, King, 381

—— tomb of, 260

Otho, Emp., 266

P.

Paapis, son of Amenophis, 405

Palms, Dilêb, 171

—— Doum, 137, 218

Pachon, Papyri dated 13th of, 395

Painting on Pyramids, 52

—— Christian, over Heathen representations, 268

Paintings in Thebes, 246

—— on tomb in Benihassan, 111

Panodorus, 498

Panopolis (Chemmis), rock-grotto of, 115

Papyrus rolls, 391, 394, 395

—— of Sallier, 391

—— plant, 373, 380

—— roll on monuments, 374

Paran, 304, 539

Parthey, cited, 520, 525

Papebroch, cited, 558

Pastophori, the watchers of the temples, 389

Patriarchs, the three, 491

Paul, Apostle, on number, 403, 480

Pedigree of architect, 279

Peney, M., French surgeon, 196

Petamenap, tomb of the royal scribe, 265

Pelusaic arm of Nile, 429, 446

Pelusium, town of, 429, 430, 432

Peninsula of Sinai, climate of, 545

Periander, 442

Period from Abraham to Moses, 485-491

Perring, measurement of Pyramids by, 59

—— 13, 79, 114

Petronius, Prefect, 481

Phœnikon, Peninsula of Sinai, 555

Phœnix, period of 1500 years, 398

Phara ravine, 554

Pharan, 297, 304, 313, 546, 555, 557

—— church of, 562

—— palm-grove of, 553, 559

Pharaoh, 413, 480

—— of the Exodus, 421-425

—— the, of Joseph, 477

—— (Sethôsis I.), 484

Pharaonic history, restoration of the, 399

Philæ, island of, 20, 119, 242, 530, 531

—— name of, 120

—— inscriptions at, 107

—— temples on, 525

Philotera, ancient, 289

Philip Aridæus, 252

Philology, Egyptian, 26

Philosophers who visited Egypt, 385

Phokes, island of, 555

Physical Geography of Lower Nubia, Appendix, 516

Pilgrims, German, 302

Pipe, Turkish, pleasure of, 104

Pithom and Ramses, treasure cities, 426

—— situation of, 435, 447

Plague of the leprosy, Egyptian account of, 412

Plato, house he inhabited in Heliopolis, 384

Pliny, cited, 439, 444

—— fable by, of Sphinx, 67

Plutarch, cited, 123, 386

Poems, Arabic, 182

Polemon, cited, 422

Pompey’s Pillar, 42

Porphyry, Gebel Dochân, 372

Poseidion, town of, 553

Potiphar, an Egyptian name, 476

—— of Heliopolis, 411, 413

Priests in Egypt, 385, 386

—— books, the hieratical, 387

—— learned, 412

—— registers of their generations, 459

Primis, ancient, 125, 240

Procopius, cited, 320, 556

Prokesch, Gen. von, cited, 525

Proskynemata, 56, 279

Prophets, Egyptian, 413

—— the, 387

Prudhoe, Lion of Lord, 223, 236

Pruner, Dr., 47, 98

Psalmist, the, on length of life, 491

Psammeticus, 429, 440

—— I., 240, inscription belonging to temple of, at Naharieh, 43

Pselchis, inscription at temple of, 105

Ptah-nefru-be-u, tomb of, 63

Ptolemy Alexander I., temple built by, 117

—— 380, 429, 434, 437, 438

—— Mendesius, cited, 421, 424

—— Eupator, inscription referring to, 107

—— Philadelphus, 382, 439, 440, 444, 525

—— the geographer, 115, 429, 434, 437, 438, 554

Ptolemies, Greek inscription about the, 107

Publius, Prefect, 42

Pyramid of Cheops (Chufu), view from, 48, 49, 59, 72, 372

—— of Daschûr, 79, 98

—— of Gizeh, 47, 56, 79, 323

—— of Howara (Labyrinth), 83

—— of Labyrinth, 90

—— of Mencheres, 372

Pyramids, 47-65

—— age of, 13

—— ascent of, 48

—— view from summit of, 48

—— built of bricks, 372

—— first visit to, 47

—— remains of, 13

—— structure of, 65

—— supposed by Osman Bey to contain treasure, 197

—— of Abu Roasch, 59, 79

—— of Abusir, 69

—— of Beg´erauîeh, 195, 150

—— of Lischt and Meidûm, 64, 83

—— of Illahûn and Mœris, 83

—— of Meröe, 150-152, 206

—— of Memphis, 25, 44, 47-81, 375

—— of Nuri, 221

—— of Rigah, 79

—— of Saqâra, 64, 67

—— of Tanqassi and Kurru, 229

—— of Zauiet el Arrian, 59

—— of Zûma, 230

Pythagoras, cited, 385

Q.

Qala, village of, 209

Qantur, Pyramid of, at Kurru, 229

Qasr Qerûn, town of, 15, 98

—— e’ Saiat, tombs at, 16, 116

Qeneh, village of, 22, 275, 277, 321

Qirre, mountains of, 158, 193

Qirsch, village of, 242

Qsur el Benat, plain of, 278

Quarries, granite, 234

—— porphyry, 288

—— stone, 278

Qubbet e’ Nasr, view from, 340

Qurna, Thebes, 20, 102, 108, 254, 259

Qurnet Murrâi, hill of, 267

Queens preferred in Ethiopia, 178

Quft (Koptos), 277

Qulleh, clay water bottles, 103

—— manufactory of, 276

Qûs, Apollinopolis parva, 277

R.

Ra, figure of the god, 438

Rababa, musical instrument, 182

Rabbis, 453

Rabbinical chronology, 450-455

—— date of Exodus, 470

Rabbi Hillel Hanassi, 453, 450

Races intermingled, 411

Râha, plain of, 293, 545, 548, 553

Rahad river, 148, 167

Rain in Upper Egypt, 119

—— Nubian desert, 137

Raithenes, the, 555

Raithu. _See_ Tôr

Ramadan, Mussulmans’ holy month, 45

Ram of Barkal, 236, 245

Rams, granite, 223

Rauiân, mountains of, 158, 193

Rammius Martialis Eparch, 288

Ramses II. (Miamun), 249, 259, 333, 370, 381, 393, 395, 418, 420,
438, 441, 446, 447, 449, 481, 483, 484

—— his name inscribed on Cleopatra’s Needle, 42

—— statue of, 72

—— temple of, in Thebes, 102, 243, 259

—— temple of, near Kalabscheh, 526

—— bas-reliefs of, 355

—— memorial tablets of, 22

—— III., 250, 260, 450

—— IX., 395

—— town of, 426, 447

Rameseion, 381

Ranumhet, chief architect, 458

Raphia (Refah), 429

Raphidîm, Peninsula of Sinai, 312, 318, 540, 545, 548

Ras Furtak, Peninsula of Sinai, 555

—— Gehan, Peninsula of Sinai, 553, 554

—— Abu Zelîmeh, Peninsula of Sinai, 553

—— Mohammed, Peninsula of Sinai, 553, 554

—— e’ Schekab, in Syria, 355

Rayeh, convent of, at Tôr, 557

Red Sea, 437, 440

—— —— level higher than Mediterranean, 441

Register of generations, 458, 459

Rennie, Mr., cited, 521, 524

Representations at Naga in the desert, 210

Reschraschi, plain of, 278

Rhinokolura (El Arisch), 429

Ricci, cited, 551

Rigah, Pyramid of, 79

Ritter, Carl, 315, 316, 320, 541, 543, 554, 558

—— his views on position of Sinai, 545, 546

Ritschl, 382

Robatat, province of, 226

Robbery at Saqâra, 72, 75

Rock-chambers lined with brick, 373

—— temple at Abu Simbel, 240

—— inscriptions, 560

Robinson, E., measurements of distance in Peninsula of Sinai, 547, 548

—— cited, 308, 309, 315, 316, 533, 545, 551

Roda, island of, 73

Roft, mountain chain of, 138

Româli, village of, 175

Roman camp at Mehendi, 125

—— inscription, 345

Rossafa road, 321

Rosellini, cited, 29, 51, 108, 244, 266, 525

Rosetta canal, 43

—— inscription of, 121

Royal revenues, 482

Rozière, the traveller, 426

Ruins in Wadi el Kirbegân, 194

Rüppell, cited, 290, 310, 545

Russegger, cited, 166, 515, 519, 523, 528, 529

Rustan Effendi, 192

S.

Saba Doleb, village of, 171

Sabagûra, ruins of ancient city, 20, 242

Sacred Books, 391

Sa el Hager, ancient Sais, 43

Sacred Writings, 391

Saffi, island of, 227

Sagadi, village of, 150

Sai, island of, 19, 237

Saïd ben Batrik, cited, 556, 562

Saida (Sidon), 336

Sailors on Red Sea, 289

St. Athanasius in Theban desert, 266

St. George, tomb of, 356

St. Martin, cited, 107

Sais, ancient, 43, 369

Saladin’s tomb, 343

Salamât (Sanamât), 258

Sálame-tree, 217

—— village of, 228

Salatis, King, 486

Salhîeh, Syria, 344

Salmasius, cited, 433

Sallier, Papyrus of, 391, 394

Samanúd (Sebennytos), 23, 333

Sami Bey, 39

Sams’, Mr., Egyptian collection, 392

San (Tanis), 23, 333

Sanab, 221

Sand dunes in plain of El Gôs, 215

Sanherib, 429

Saqâra, 64, 72, 81, 86, 89, 103

—— Pyramids of, 10

—— Sheikhs of, 76

—— trial at, 77

Sarcophagus of white limestone in Thebes, 245

Sarcophagi, 376

Sarbut el Châdem, Egyptian monuments of, 22, 300, 305

Saulcy, M. de, 121, 273

Schabak (So), King of Ethiopia and Egypt, 251

Schaib el Benat, village of, 281

Schaiqîeh Arabs, 214, 229

—— cataracts in province of, 228

—— princes, 227

—— province of, 231

Schataui, village of, 240

Schech-Said, village of, 16

Schendi, town of, 17, 23, 153, 154, 195

Scherif Pascha, the minister, 77, 89

Scheschenk I., 250

Schilluk tribe, 149

Schoa, missionary station of, 39

Schômar. _See_ Gebel Um Schômar

Schôna government store-house, 237

Schafra (Chafra), King, whether represented by Sphinx, 66

—— Pyramid of, 59, 66

Scherif Pascha, 89, 45

Schulz, Dr., 334

Sculptures, Egyptian, 233

Sea, sensations at, 36

—— luminous appearance on, 37

Seba-Biar, valley of, 434, 438, 441, 445

Sebastieh (Samaria), 335

Sebekhoteps, the Kings, 239

Sebekhotep I., 20

Sebûa, temple of, 20, 124, 241, 242, 356, 527

Seder Olam Rabah, the, 456

Sedeïnga, temple of, 19, 237

Sehêl, island of, 20

Seïd Hussên, family of, 275

—— Haschim, 176, 180, 181

Selajîn, village of, 97

Selama, village of, 154

Seleucidæ, era of the, 452, 453, 455

Seleucus, 382

Selîm Pascha, governor of Upper Egypt, 101, 114, 191

Selîm of Assuan, cited, 162

—— guide, 280

Selun (Silo), Syria, 334

Selseleh, sandstone mountains of, 32

Semitic king, 478

—— countries, 410

—— court, 477

—— Hyksos, 476

Semneh, 19, 238, 529, 531

—— Nile at, 30, 239, 529, 531

Senmut, hieroglyphic name for island of Bigeh, 120

Sennâr, capital of the Sudan, 18, 173, 176

Septuagint, 413

Serapiu, 435

Serbâl, Mount, 22, 295, 298, 299, 303, 308, 532

Serha-tree, 217

Sero, on frontier of Sennâr and Fasokl, 148, 175

Sêse, Mount, 236

Sesebi, ruins of, 19, 236

Sesoosis, 482

Sesostris Sesoosis, 480, 483

—— 481, 394, 429, 439

Sesurtesen I., 248, 395

—— on Pyramids of Begerauîeh, 151

—— obelisk erected by, 46

—— Throne-shield of, at Naga, 155

—— II., 112

—— III., 120, 238

Sesurtesens, the, 111

Sethôs, also called Ramesses, 407

—— priest of Ptha, 429

—— I., 15, 48, 236, 249, 259, 394, 449, 481

—— remains of temple erected by, 124

Sethôsis, 418, 481

Sethroitic Nome, 427, 428, 431

Seventy, the, 402, 434, 435, 436, 438, 464, 476

Serbon, lake of, 429

Set-Necht, King, 395

Sheikh Achmed, sheikh of camels, 134

—— Ahmed Welled ʾAuad, in the train of Osman Bey, 196

—— Sandalôba, chief of the Arabian merchants, 173

—— Mohammed Welled Hammed, prisoner of Osman Bey, 201

—— Mûsa el Fakir, prisoner of Osman Bey, 200

—— prisoners, 200

—— Selâm, 280, 286

—— Jusef Hanna Dahir, of Bscherreh, 352

Sheikhs of Saqâra and Abusir, 76

Shields on Pyramids of Gizeh, 58

—— hieroglyphic, 58, 196

—— of the Pharaohs, 438

Sidereal year, 398

Silco, inscription of, 242

Sittere-trees, 295

Sin, wilderness of, 308, 540, 547, 548

Sinai, Mount, true position of, 22, 303-321, 542, 560, 562

—— Ritter’s views respecting, 541-546

—— departure for Peninsula of, 274

—— convent of, 291, 305

—— tradition of, 559

Sinaitic inscriptions, 31, 291, 294, 299, 311, 545

Siut, town of, 16, 101, 114, 115

Slave revolt, 190, 192, 193

Sluice at Arsinoë, 440

Soba, capital of, kingdom of Aloa, 18, 162, 189

Solb (Soleb), temple of, 19, 223, 236

Soldiers, negro, 186

—— under Osman Bey in good discipline, 205

Snefru, King, 396

Sphinx, excavation in front of, 66

Sphinxes at temple in Wadi Lebua, 126

Solimân Pascha, 191

Solon, 383

Solymites, the, 407

Somra-tree, 217

Sont-trees, 101, 213, 217

Sorîba, Sultâna Nasr resident in, 178

Soter I., 108

Sothis, the, a spurious work, 497, 498

—— periods, 398, 494, 495, 496

Statue of a Persian king, 443

Stele between paws of Sphinx, 59

Stephanus of Byzantium, 431, 433

Stolistes, the ten books of the, 387

Stone buildings, 371

Storm near Pyramids, 53

Strabo, cited, 119, 266, 384, 386, 411, 429, 430, 434, 437, 439, 444,
481

Structure of Pyramids, 221

Suez, town of, 434, 435, 436, 443

—— isthmus of, 426

Sugar factory in Kamlîn, 163

Suk el Bárada, village of, in Syria, 344

Sukkôt, province of, 237

Sulphur-spring of Okmeh, 237

Sûr (Tyrus), 336

—— wilderness of, 307, 547

Surarieh, rock temple near village of, 15, 100

Suri, beverage of, 199

Surîe, Abu Ramle, village of, 193

Syenite of Assuan, 371

Syncellus, cited, 489, 490, 494, 499

Syria, 430, 435, 449

T.

Table of Jewish generations, 461, 463

—— —— generations of Levi according to Josephus, 468

—— —— —— —— from Hebrew text, 467

—— —— undeterminate and historical numbers, 472

Tables of Egyptian Dynasties, 499

Tabor, Mount, 335

Tacitus, cited, 266, 393, 423

Tahraka (Tirhakah), King, 18, 222, 251

Tâiba, village inhabited by Fukara (Fakirs), 187

Taka, war in, 186, 199

—— language in, 201

—— tribes of, 201

Talmis (Kalabscheh), 123, 242

Talmud, few chronological dates, 454

Tamaniât, village of, 158, 193

Tamîeh, village of, 95, 98

Tanis (Tan), Nile Delta, 333

Tanqassi, Pyramids of, 229

Tarablus (Tripolis), Syria, 354

Tarfa shrubs, 294, 308

Tehneh, monuments near, 15

Teirieh, ruins near, 44

Tel Emdieh, village of, 338

Tel Jehudeh, 449

Tel-el-Amarna, 23, 27

Temple, building of first, 455

—— dedications, 379

—— at Amara, 237

—— on island of Bageh, 526

—— at Mount Barkal, erected by Ramses II., 222

—— at Bet el Ualli, 124

—— at Debu, 526

—— of Edfu, 117

—— near Kalabscheh, 526

—— at Karnak, 248

—— of Korte, 124

—— of Luqsor, 253

—— near Medînet Hâbu, erected by King Horus, 259

—— of Qurna, 259

—— at Sedeïnga, 237

—— of Sesebi, 236

—— in front of Sphinx, 52

—— at Solb, 236

—— rock at Surarieh, 100

Temples, Ethiopian drawings on, 195

—— erected by the Ptolemies, 266

—— rock at Abu Simbel, 240

—— of Bâlbeck, 346

—— at Ben Naga, 153

—— at Dendera, 116, 322

—— near Gebel Dochân, 287

—— of Gerf Hussên and Sebûa, 124

—— on Philæ, 120, 243, 525

—— at Naga, 154, 155

—— in Nubia, 124

—— at Thebes, 102, 116, 243, 255, 259

—— of Semneh, 238

Testament, Old, 402, 404, 438, 490

Tethmosis, King, 423

Thales instructed by Egyptian priests, 384

Thames, fall of, between Wallingford and Teddington, 520

Thâna, island of, near Gorata, in Ethiopia, 99

Thebes, 14, 102-104, 116, 243-274, 370, 371, 376, 381, 484

—— scenery about, 247

—— origin of name, 248

Theodosius, edict of, 266

Theophilus, Bishop of Antioch, 497

Theon of Alexandria, 453

Theory of excavation of bed of Nile, 530

Thinitic kings, 495

This, town of, 494

Thoum, _i. e._ Pithom, 435, 448

Thutmosis III., Cleopatra’s needle erected by, 42

Tii, wife of Amenophis III., 237

Tifar, village of, 231

Tiberias, on Lake Genezaret, 335

Tomb of Abel, 340

—— of King Bech-en-Aten, 114

—— of Ki-si-Tuthotep, 113

—— of Saladin, 343

—— of Prince Merhet, 61, 63

—— of Noah, 337

—— of Ramses Miamun, 244

—— of St. George, 356

—— at Saqâra, 72

Tombos, island of, 19, 234

Tombs in Thebes, 245, 254

—— in Zauiet el Meitîn, 110

—— removal of, 323

—— rock, of Amarna, 322

—— of Beni Hassan, 16, 111

—— near El Guês, 212

—— of the kings, 261-263

—— of the princesses, 264

—— of private persons, 264

—— round Pyramids, 13

—— at Saba Doleb, 171

Tondub-tree, 217

Tôd, temple of, 20

Tôr, Peninsula of Sinai, 22, 274, 290, 560

Tower of Hammâm Seidna Solimân, 237

Tosorthros, 2nd Dynasty, 375, 377

Tradition of Gebel Mûsa, 532

—— about position of Mount Sinai, 304, 559

Trajanic river, name of canal cut from Babylon, 437, 445

Transmigration of souls, 385

Travellers, visit from, 273

Trees near Gilif mountains, 217

—— on Blue River, 168

Tripolis (Tarablus), 354

Tuch, cited, 311

Tukele, straw huts, 162, 173

Tura, chalk mountains of, 32

Turin, royal annals of, 395

Turk, character of the, 88

Turkish breakfast, 159

—— soldiers, their uniform, 354

Tuthmosis I., 234, 248, 249

—— II., 19, 238

—— III., 24, 124, 236, 237, 238, 249, 256, 259, 300, 301, 486

—— IV., 66, 156, 259, 485

—— IV., stele of, between paws of Sphinx, 59

Tutmes III., conqueror of the Hyksos, 18th Dynasty, 395

Typhon, the god, 432

Typhonic town, 428

U.

Um Schebak, valley of, in desert of Gilif, 218

Um Schômar. _See_ Gebel

V.

Vase at Soba, 189

Venus, small statue of, in Soba, 190

Vermin, 104

Vicus Judæorum (Tel Jehudeh), 448, 449

Village scene in Ethiopia, 174

Visit from travellers, 273

Vyse, Colonel Howard, 13

W.

Wad Eraue, 189

—— Negudi, 171, 173

Wadi Auatêb, 154, 155, 156

—— Abu Dôm, 213, 218

—— Hammed, 214

—— Harod, 216

—— Aleyât, 297, 298, 318

—— el Arab, 241

—— Bahr ʾHatab, 137

—— Delah, 137

—— el Mehet, 216

—— Dhaghadeh, 553

—— e’ Scheikh, 22, 294, 547

—— e’ Siléha, 156

—— e’ Sofra, 152, 156

—— e’ Sufr, 137, 139

—— el Kirbegân, 154, 156, 157, 194

—— el Uer, 216

—— Ellâqi, 241

—— Firân, 20, 295, 297, 298, 299, 304, &c., 535

—— Gazâl, 218

—— Gaqedûl, 215

—— Gharandel, 306, 547, 548

—— Guah El ʾAlem, 215

—— Halfa, 17, 20, 131, 240, 241

—— Hebrân, 22, 290, 291, 312

—— Ibrîm, 241

—— Kalas, 217

—— Kenûs, 241

—— Leg´a, 561

—— Maghâra, 22, 300, 305

—— Mokatteb, 22, 31, 299

—— Murhad, 139

—— Nasb, 302, 305

—— Nuba, 241

—— Qeneh, 300

—— Rim, 295

—— Schebêkeh, 306, 547

—— Schellâl, 547, 548

—— Sebûa, temple in, 126

—— Selâf, 295, 297

—— Selîn, 16

—— Sich, 300

—— Siʾqelji, 296

—— Sittere, 300

—— Tâibeh, 312, 547

—— Teresib, 154

Wagner, von, the Prussian consul-general, 39

War in Taka, 186

Water, search in Nubian desert for, 137

—— search for, 281

Water-works in Egypt, 481

Wed Médineh, 176, 180

—— —— slave revolt in, 190

Weidenbach, Ernest, member of the expedition, 39, 54, 75, 83, 94,
114, 153

—— Max., 153, 275

—— Ernest and Max., 12, 21

Werne, Ferd., objects of natural history collected by, 42

—— H., 32

Wetzstein, Dr., 552

White River, 161

Wild, J., travelling companion, 12, 35, 56, 57

Wilkinson, Sir G., cited, 29, 93, 108, 112, 244, 266, 271, 282, 435,
448, 525, 532

Wilson, Dr. John, cited, 539

Wind, violent, in Chartûm, 191

Women, ancient Egyptian, painted yellow, 208

Wot Mahemût, 157

Writings, sacred, 391

X.

Xerxes, 279

Z.

Zachleh, town in Libanon, 336

Zahera, village of, 354

Zani, on the Nile, 98

Zauiet-el-Arrian, Pyramids of, 59, 79

—— Meitîn, rock-tombs of, 110

Zebedêni, village in Anti-Libanon, 338

Zeitieh, the naphtha pits, 289

Zerin, in Syria, 335

Zûma, village of, 230.

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