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The decrees of Memphis and Canopus (1904)

Budge, E. A. Wallis (Ernest Alfred Wallis), Sir, 1857-1934 · New York : H. Frowde ; London : K. Paul · leaf 148

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ahic hieroglyphicsigns, and also to work out tlie principles on which thesigns which were used as determinatives were em-ployed ; his good knowledge of Coptic enabled him tosuggest phonetic values for the words and signs ofwhich he knew the meaning from Greek sources, andhe was greatly helped by… … The names of Ptolemy, Cleopatra, and Berenice analysed by ChnmpoUion{Prfcig du Siyatetue, plate facing p. 21), VOL. I. K 128 CHAMPOLLION AND YOUNG is no doubt whatsoever that it was his philologicalability and his power to work incessantly whichenabled him to open the second phase of…

Rosetta stone · Decree of Canopus · Inscriptions, Egyptian

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