Hamilton, William Richard; Hayes, Charles [Ill.]: Remarks on several parts of Turkey (Band 1): Aegyptiaca, or some account of the antient and modern state of Egypt, as obtained in the years 1801, 1802 ([London], [1809])

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been restored as follows:

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t\>wvccg rxg Buxg NL'pvovog v\ (pa^.svu(p.

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KoipctvM 'Ajf/avw Tri^TTCc SiJcarw Ivikvtu.
Ajj.cc70c S' £<r%£v "A8vg sixo<ri xoct 7ri<rvpoc.

Note D, page 18Q.

For the purpose of further elucidating the geography of antient Egypt,
and for the convenience of reference to the reader, I have here subjoined an
extract from the Itinerary of Antoninus Augustus, comprehending, First,
The names of the several towns, and their respective distances from G:iza,
near the Syrian frontier, to Alexandria: Secondly, The route from Alexandria
along the West bank of the river to Hierasycaminon : Third!)/, That from
Pelusium to Memphis: Fourthly, That from Hierasycaminon along the
Eastern or Arabian side of the river to Clysma and Pelusium : Fifthly, The
line of stations from Coptos to Berenice.

The orthography which I have adopted is that of the text of Wesseling's
edition, mdccxxxv.

I. Route from Gaza to Alexandria.

M.P.

Raphia - -- -- - - 22

Rhinocorura* ----- 22

Ostracena -_____- 26

Cassiob -- ___ - - 26

96
Pentaschaeno ------ 20

Pelusioc.....- - 20

Heracleus -------22

Tanisd......-22

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a Hodie El-Arish.
1

b Hodie Kattieh.

180

c Hodie Tineh.

d Hodie San.

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