White, Joseph; White, Joseph [Hrsg.]: Aegyptiaca, or observations on certain antiquities of Egypt (Band 1): The history of Pompey's pillar elucidated (Oxford, 1801)

PART I.

ADDITIONAL NOTES.

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tenance of the various fervices of the Temple) lay pro-
bably between the fame Hill and the rich Portc of the
Mareotis : and how fertile this tradl was, even in the
14th century, we learn from Abulfeda.

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“ illic diftindla.” Geogr. ./Egypt, edit. Michaelis, p. 6.

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END OF PART I.