10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENCHORIAL»
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1
The Early History of Egypt, from the Old Testament, ...
On the Enchorial Language. The Rosetta Stone contains, beside the hieroglyphic
and Greek inscriptions, a third, in a language which is called in the Greek the
enchorial writing, ypa/jL/j.ara ectopia. It is, I believe, chiefly to Dr. Young that we ...
2
Encyclopædia Britannica: or, A dictionary of arts and ...
The second inscription, which it will be safest to distinguish by the Greek name
enchorial, signifying merely the characters " of the country," notwithstanding its
deficiencies near the beginning, is still sufficiently perfect to allow us to compare
its ...
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1824
3
Supplement to the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Editions
The second inscription, which it will be safest to distinguish by the Greek name
enchorial, signifying merely the characters " of the country," notwithstanding its
deficiencies near the beginning, is still sufficiently perfect to allow us to compare
its ...
4
Encyclopaedia Britannica: Supplement to the 4th, 5th, and ...
The second inscription, which it will be safest to distinguish by the Greek name
enchorial, signifying merely the characters " of the country," notwithstanding its
deficiencies near the beginning, is still sufficiently perfect to allow us to compare
its ...
5
A Biblical and theological dictionary
The enchorial, or demotic alphabet, which they used, has been laid aside since
the second or third century of our era. From that time to this, that is, for nearly
sixteen hundred years, the Coptic alphabet has been used ; and yet in this Coptic
...
6
The Egyptian Antiquities in the British Museum: Monuments, ...
identified, although it occurs much more frequently in the enchorial inscription
than in the Greek, which often substitutes for it country only, or omits it entirely.
Having thus obtained a sufficient number of common points of subdivision, we
may ...
And here it may be stated, that several 'of the enchorial signs of numbers have
been collected from the Rosetta Inscription, and also from the exordia of those
enchorial papyri in which a registry in Greek happens to be adscribed to the ...
8
The Encyclopaedia Britannica, Or Dictionary of Arts, ...
3 In this passage Dr Young calls hieratic characters enchorial, and linear
hieroglyphic, hieratic. These mistakes were natural in the early stages of the
inquiry. The manuscripts, accompanied by tablets or scenes, which he mentions,
are copies ...
9
The Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, Dictionary of Arts, ...
P.) 9 This conjecture is perfectly just, the enchorial inscription giving in its last line
the word SUTEN “ king,” instead of the PTURE3 In this passage Dr Young calls
hieratic characters enchorial, and linear hieroglyphic, hieratic. In the early stages
...
Thomas Stewart Traill, 1856
10
The Wesleyan Methodist Magazine
It was then observed, that the next remarkable collection of characters was
repeated twenty-nine or thirty times in the enchorial inscription ; and nothing
found to occur so often in the Greek, except the word kitig, which, with its
compounds, ...
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Myths of Eden and Gauguin's Metamorphoses
Their relationship is nothing less than a distillation in parvum of the ambivalences and doubts enchorial to the fantasy of a prelapsarian ... «Brooklyn Rail, Apr 14»
