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IXDEX.

Greeks, gentleman and lady (costume),

Hatasu, Queen, 125, 201.



102, 108.

— as builder, Temple of Karnak, 270.



— in Egypt as Danai or Dainea, 160,161;

— as Pharaoh, 207.



as tin' Hanebu, the Hebrew lye hag-

— conjectures of Marietta on, 150.



gohn, 159, 100.

— daughters of, Hatasu - Meri, Neferu-



— invasion under Psammetiehus and

Ra, and marriage of one daughter with



founding of Daphna; of Pelusiuin

Thothmes III., 207.



(Biblical Tahpanhes), 104, 105.

— Egypt under, 268.



— language of, 199.

— expedition to Land of Punt, explana-



— manuscripts of, 57.

tory text quoted, and speculations



— meeting point of, 63.

about route, 276, 279, 280; pictures



— of Asia Minor, 78.

of, explained, 281, 290.



— of the .'Egean, 78, 193.

— fame destroyed by Thothmes III., 297.



— of the Archipelago, 70.

— history, genealogy, and marriage with



— papyrus of (Ptolemaic times), 190.

Thothmes II., 203-208.



— l'etrie on evidence, 78

— identity established, 262, 203.



— Petrie's discoveries as evidence in art,

— obelisks of, with inscriptions quoted,



79.

151, 208-270, 271.



— prehistoric, 191.

— only relics of, 279, 298.



— relics of (coins, etc.), 22, 28, 30, 35, 05,

— portrait described, 150, 151.



06,77.

— "Procession of the Queen," 293.



— towns of, 58, 61.

— Rouge, Dr., on 262.



— transcriptions of, 45.

— royal oval of, 297, 299.



— art of the, 30, 80.

— scientific ancestor, lie Lesseps as



--------adaptation and alteration of

builder of the great canal, 281.



Sphinx, 90.

— ships of, 276-278.



-------- ceramic history of, 30, 31, 30.

— Speos, Artemidos, 296.



.-------compared to Egyptian, 75.

— statue of, 273 ; with cow, 274.



--------decorative designs : affected by lo-

— throne-chair, 298.



tus, 181; history of,31; identity with

— tomb of, 297.



Egyptian established, 173; indebted-

Hathor, the beautiful goddess, 125, 120,



ness to Egypt. 109-172,181; summary

224, 274, 296.



of evidence, 185. *

— as Lady of Punt, 283, 294.



--------early specimens, 87, 89.

— Karnak dedicated to, as Lady of the



--------evidence quoted, 190.

West, deity of Punt, etc., 275.



--------indebtedness to Egypt, 81, 88, 89,

Hawara, graves at, 23, 105.



167, 189.

— Petrie and panel-portraits of, 102-112.



— — painters of portraits, 41, 74, 75,

Ilaworth, Jesse, 298.



100, 101.

— relics, 22.



--------sculpture, 79, 132.

Hebrew settlers, 42.



--------summary, 94.

— transcriptions, 45.



--------work of Apollodorus, 94.

Hebrews,40, 42, 48, 5S, 131.



Griffiths, F. Llewellyn, 57.

— history of the, 03 ; light on, 40.



— Mr., 10, 22, 34; explorations de-

Heidelberg, 218.



Bcribed, 19, 20.

Ileliodorus, 28, 57.

Heliopolis,Great Temple and Sacred Col-



Hadrian, 97,103, 112.

lege of, 198.



Hair-pins, 4.

Hellas, 30, 38, 75, 70, 168.



Halicarnassus, 20.

Hellenic tribes, 28.



Hall of Columns, 199.

Hera, 29.



Hanebu (Egyptians as Greek Hellenes),

Iler-IIor, High-Priest of Amen, 157.



70, 101, 189.

Hermonthis, 208.



— (Hebrew in" hnggoim) as Greeks in

Herodotus, 8, 14, 29, 84, 166, 176.



Egvpt, 159-101.

— credulity of, 222.



Harpakhrat, 18.

— on Dapluiic, 165.



Harpy, Greek misinterpretation of Ba,

— on Xaukratis, 179.



187-1S9.

— on Tel Defenneh, 01.



— tomb of, at British Museum, 1S7, 1S8.

— quoted on Labyrinth, 95.