Egypt's Place in Universal History: an Historical Investigation in Five Books Christian C. J. Bunsen: Vol. 4, Volume 4

Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1860 - 699 pages

Contents

• PART I: 11
• Preliminary Definition of the Connexion between Egyptian: 25
• SECTION I: 32
• Deductions from the preceding Remarks as to the Method: 38
• D: 48
• The Philosophical Elements of Mythological Formation espe: 66
• Import and Connexion between the Kosmogonical the Astral: 73
• individual religious Thought and Poetry: 76
• SECTION I: 87
• Personal Pronouns: 97
• The Adverbs: 109
• SECTION II: 117
• Result from a purely Khamitic Point of View: 128
• Result as regards Language and History of the Inquiry: 138
• PART III: 147
• THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE PHENICIAN EXTRACTS OF PHILO: 162
• Philos First Kosmogony The Materialistic or Mókh Doctrine: 175
• SECTION II: 187
• Sememrumos the highest celestial and Usôus Esav: 207
• The Hunter and the Fisherman Zayyad and Zidon: 214
• D: 220
• The Children of the Most High Adam Qadmon: 234
• PuLOS THIRD CLASS OF KOSMOGONIES OR URANOS SAMIN KRONOS: 237
• The Conspiracy of Earth and her Children against: 245
• The Children of Kronos in Peræa Mesopotamia: 258
• The Invention by Taaut of the divine Alphabet of: 275
• Taaut and his Commentators Surmubēlus and Thurô: 281
• Extract from Philos Treatise upon the Phænician Letters: 288
• Synopsis of the Alphabets: 297
• PART IV: 303
• fully detailed and corrected: 312
• C: 324
• the latter Order: 334
• The Names and Meaning of the Egyptian Gods point: 340
• THE TRADITIONS OF: 341
• The Worship of Ptah and his Seven Pygmy Sons is derived: 346
• The Inferences to be drawn from the Astronomical Synchro: 352
• The Harmony of the Names: 355
• SECTION I: 363
• The Flood of Xisuthrus and the more modern Beginnings: 369
• SECTION II: 376
• The Biblical Traditions of the Patriarchs or the Antediluvian: 385
• Restoration of the Chronology of the early World in the Bible: 395
• D: 403
• Nimrod and the Tower of Babel and their Connexion: 410
• of God and those of the Patriarchs and the other Desig: 422
• PART VI: 429
• D: 448
• The Atlantic Tale and its bearing on the Asiatic Reminiscences: 461
• General Result of the comparative Philosophical Analysis of: 472
• INTRODUCTION: 477
• SECTION I: 485
• Page: 489
• Third Age of the World: 492
• THE SERIES OF EGYPTIAN KINGS IN THE OLD MIDDLE AND: 498
• The New Empire from Amos to Nectanebo II: 517
• PART VIII: 551
• SECTION 1: 557
• The internal Import of the earliest Development of Language: 566
• SECTION II: 580
• The Historical Position of the Twentysecond Dynasty: 593
• The Prophetic Utterances about Egypt during the Assyrian: 607
• The Prophetic Utterances about Egypt at the Time of the Chaldean: 620
• VOL IV: 634
• The Belief in Personal Moral Responsibility and in: 643
• The Metempsychosis in the Egyptian Novel and Con: 649
• Geometry and Astronomy Chemistry and Anatomy: 658
• Historical Literature: 668
• CONCLUSION: 695

Bibliographic information

• Title: Egypt's Place in Universal History: an Historical Investigation in Five Books Christian C. J. Bunsen: Vol. 4, Volume 4
• Contributors: Biblioteca Provinciale, Reale Biblioteca di Marina
• Publisher: Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1860
• Original from: National Library of Naples
• Digitized: Feb 27, 2014
• Length: 699 pages