The origin and progress of writing, as well hieroglyphic as elementary, illustrated by engravings taken from marbles, manuscripts and charters, ancient and modern : also some account of the origin and progress of printing (1784)
Astle, Thomas, 1735-1803 · London : Printed for the author : Sold by T. Payne and Son, B. White, P. Elmsly, G. Nicol, and Leigh and Sotheby · leaf 106
ollo, thirty cubits high. — This with more reafon, to the Pelafgi. place is now called Schabochori. (0 See Spanheim on Medals, p. no.— fuppofed 7at.jr.ft,.66. at/TV: I T££f $ t^L-T^k1! ^A k^L//^£k^ Pi3 » 303 MI^vPKTO K |>£ HO VI 3 * 3 fleoftoAi/^oc TA/EJC\oy IV OXOITIOTXOTAW QW\1rEZioiw AO… … •HAtiqnicw Chap. V. OF WRITING. 67 fuppofed to have been written about one hundred and fixty years beforethe fiege of Troy, and one thoufand three hundred ;md forty-four beforeChrist (3). It is now preferved in the French kings collection atParis, with fome other pieces difcovered in the fame city…
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