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RIPAUD ON EGYPT.

This Day was published, In Quarto and 06-lay°, Price 3. 6d.
111-ustrated by a large Map of Egypt,
REPOWri•tvf the COMMISSION of A.IV.T•zo
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ANTIQ,UITI ES of UPPER. EGYPT, and the present
State or all the Temples, Obelisks, Statues, Tombs, Pyra-
mids, &c. front the Cataracts of the Nile to Cairo; With an
accurate description'of Piaures with which they are deco-
rated, and the Conjeditires that may be drawn from them re-'
spedting the Divinities to which they were crinsecrated.
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NDIAN-CIIRONOLOGY DEVELOPED, and
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DIALECTS, commonly called MOORISH, with •Dia-
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erroneous Publications of the Grammars, and Dialogues cal-
. led Moorser Moorish. et

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