The one primeval language traced experimentally through ancient inscriptions in alphabetic characters of lost powers from the four continents including the voice of Israel from the rocks of Sinai and the vestiges of patriarchal tradition from the monuments of Egypt, Eturia, and southern Arabia (1851)
Forster, Charles, d. 1871 · London : R. Bentley · leaf 299
es, and werebestowed elsewhere. These remarks are suo;-gested by the tablet itself, without any referenceto its decypherment. We come now to the task of ascertaining: thesubject, by the evidence of its inscriptions. Asthese are partially defaced, and occasionally in-significant, we will take them… … THE MONUMENTS OF EGYPT. 263 £•-§1^1^? S I - a c^- ^jS ■^^Su 5 -S^a oS -Sis >5c« Sj=E SIS! g, ^« -o ^§ *^» gjjS oT-g-^ s 2g. 5?=* 2r, ^§ oS^ fct;-=~ = ■O^i ^E -o-^ cSi E o E s-s- I . TO *s .-, 1 a *^ Hj a E • i; S s 8 s s 9 :: s Is u f\ s o a; 3 a .s § 3 t. 60 fl lil < a 60 S o C J3 o ■~ -s !-…
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