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BIBLICAL ENCYCLOPADIA—FOURTH EDITION.
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CALMET's DICTION A R Y of the HOLY BIBLE;
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EGYPTIAN SCENERY AND ANTIQUITIES. ,
This day was published, Part I. containing seven Plates, of
EGYPT DELINEATED. A series of Engravings,
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by the writings of a great number of Travellers, who of late
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improved during the occupation of Egypt by the French Army,
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Sobjects: Portrait, Dame (the only one published); Geographi-
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Historical Bas-reliefs, ice.
Dr. Clarke refers continually to this Series of Flatts as clod-
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