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An account of some recent discoveries in hieroglyphical literature, and Egyptian antiquities : $b including the author's original alphabet, as extended by Mr. Champollion, with a translation of five unpublished Greek and Egyptian manuscriptsYoung, Thomas

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An account of some recent discoveries in hieroglyphical literature, and Egyptian antiquities : $b including the author's original alphabet, as extended by Mr. Champollion, with a translation of five unpublished Greek and Egyptian manuscripts

Name: An account of some recent discoveries in hieroglyphical literature, and Egyptian antiquities : $b including the author's original alphabet, as extended by Mr. Champollion, with a translation of five unpublished Greek and Egyptian manuscripts
Author: Young, Thomas

Young, Thomas

Egyptian language -- Writing, Hieroglyphic

Year
    of Nab.    Olympiad.    B. C.
 CXI, year     1 336      Aug. Alexander succeeds Philip.
 CXIV,         2 323      Apr. 21; Alexander dies: Ptolemy S. 1.
 CXXIII,       4 285 39   Ptolemy Soter.
 CXXIV,        1 284  1}  Ptolemy Philadelphus.
 CXXXIII,      2 247 38}
               3 246  1 } Ptolemy Evergetes.
 CXXXIX,       3 222 25 }
               4 221  1}  Ptolemy Philopator.
 CXLIII,       4 205 17}
 CXLIV,        1 204  1 } Ptolemy Epiphanes.
 CXLIX,        4 181 24 }
 CL,           1 180  1}  Ptolemy Philometor.
 CLII,         3 170 11}
               4 169 12   Ptolemy [Eupator.]
 CLVII,        4 149 35   Ptolemy Philometor.
 CLVIII,       4 145  1}  Ptolemy [Eupator.]
 CLXV,         4 117 21}
 CLXVI,        1 116  9 } Ptolemy Lathurus and Cleopatra.
 CLXVIII,      2 107 10 }
               2 106  1}  Cleopatra and Alexander.
 CLXXII,       4  89 18}
 CLXXIII,      1  88  1 } Ptolemy Lathurus.
 CLXXIV,       3  82  7 }
               4  81 [1]  Cleopatra II, 6 months:
                                        Alexander II, 19 days.
 CLXXV,        1  80  1 } Ptolemy Alexander III.
 CLXXVIII,     3  66 15 }
               4  65  1}  Ptolemy Auletes.
 CLXXXII,      1  52 14}
               2  51  1 } Ptolemy Dionysius II, and Cleopatra III.
 CLXXXIII,     2  47  5 }
               3  46  1}  Cleopatra III, Ptolemy, jun.
               4  45  2}
 CLXXXIV,      1  44  3   Ptolemy dies, leaving Cleopatra III.
 CLXXXVII,     3  30 17   Sept. 2. Battle of Actium.
                                       Augustus makes Egypt a Roman Province.


iii. _Chronology of the Ptolemies, according to Champollion Figeac._
Annales des Lagides, 2 v. 8. Par. 1819.

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An account of some recent discoveries in hieroglyphical literature, and Egyptian antiquities : $b including the author's original alphabet, as extended by Mr. Champollion, with a translation of five unpublished Greek and Egyptian manuscripts

Young, Thomas

Egyptian language -- Writing, Hieroglyphic

Year
    of Nab.    Olympiad.    B. C.
 CXI, year     1 336      Aug. Alexander succeeds Philip.
 CXIV,         2 323      Apr. 21; Alexander dies: Ptolemy S. 1.
 CXXIII,       4 285 39   Ptolemy Soter.
 CXXIV,        1 284  1}  Ptolemy Philadelphus.
 CXXXIII,      2 247 38}
               3 246  1 } Ptolemy Evergetes.
 CXXXIX,       3 222 25 }
               4 221  1}  Ptolemy Philopator.
 CXLIII,       4 205 17}
 CXLIV,        1 204  1 } Ptolemy Epiphanes.
 CXLIX,        4 181 24 }
 CL,           1 180  1}  Ptolemy Philometor.
 CLII,         3 170 11}
               4 169 12   Ptolemy [Eupator.]
 CLVII,        4 149 35   Ptolemy Philometor.
 CLVIII,       4 145  1}  Ptolemy [Eupator.]
 CLXV,         4 117 21}
 CLXVI,        1 116  9 } Ptolemy Lathurus and Cleopatra.
 CLXVIII,      2 107 10 }
               2 106  1}  Cleopatra and Alexander.
 CLXXII,       4  89 18}
 CLXXIII,      1  88  1 } Ptolemy Lathurus.
 CLXXIV,       3  82  7 }
               4  81 [1]  Cleopatra II, 6 months:
                                        Alexander II, 19 days.
 CLXXV,        1  80  1 } Ptolemy Alexander III.
 CLXXVIII,     3  66 15 }
               4  65  1}  Ptolemy Auletes.
 CLXXXII,      1  52 14}
               2  51  1 } Ptolemy Dionysius II, and Cleopatra III.
 CLXXXIII,     2  47  5 }
               3  46  1}  Cleopatra III, Ptolemy, jun.
               4  45  2}
 CLXXXIV,      1  44  3   Ptolemy dies, leaving Cleopatra III.
 CLXXXVII,     3  30 17   Sept. 2. Battle of Actium.
                                       Augustus makes Egypt a Roman Province.


iii. _Chronology of the Ptolemies, according to Champollion Figeac._
Annales des Lagides, 2 v. 8. Par. 1819.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

An account of some recent discoveries in hieroglyphical literature, and Egyptian antiquities : $b including the author's original alphabet, as extended by Mr. Champollion, with a translation of five unpublished Greek and Egyptian manuscripts

An account of some recent discoveries in hieroglyphical literature, and Egyptian antiquities : $b including the author's original alphabet, as extended by Mr. Champollion, with a translation of five unpublished Greek and Egyptian manuscripts

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