The one primeval language : traced experimentally through ancient inscriptions in alphabetic characters of lost powers from the four continents... (1851)
Forster, Charles, d. 1871 · London : R. Bentley · leaf 189
the grand staircase of the temple ofOsiris at Philoe. But an example, curiously illustrative of the brazen serpent, is that given by Col. Howard Vyse, Pyramids of Gizeh, vol. i. p. 63.; where the kneelingfigures are in the act of erecting the cross standard, with theserpent upon it. The crux ansata… … J FROM THE ROCKS OF SINAI. 135 Y6i V J, J 6 i_lL DJ^, **i-. «>«, Populus: plebs. The People. 10y> Sustinuit, fulsit. Sustaining, propping. iX4>£. dmad. Re aUiore, columni, palo, sustinuit, fulsit. Sustaining, propping, with a high thing, acolumn, a pole. L5 ^j gilt, Erexit vexillum.…
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