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 313
&.c^ 0 1)^ vs ^CTi /•(CiJJ, nuham, Nomon avis rubra;, quae formi anserem refert. Thename of a red bird, in form resembling a goose. U, nw, Surrexit cum labore. Rising with effort. jj./»,.aijj \Jt nu bc/ianial, Assurrexit cum onere. Rising up under a load. ^0 ^, m, Crassus et grossus homo. A big… … (j^ g M^? (farrt, Fulsit et scintillavit Shiues and twinkles the star. kahkakat, Vox leonis : pecul. rugientis. The voice of the lion : espec. roaring. ; _ 1 I /^t-ay*) majan, Durus ac crassus fuit. Fierce and strong (a lion) jc)^ Fulgens Stella.A shining s<ar. -C^? rogtt, Vociferatus fuit.…
Inscriptions -- Egypt Sinai · Inscriptions, Semitic · Semitic languages · Egyptian language -- Writing · Alphabet
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