LETTERS BETWEEN REMESES (MOSES) AND OTHER PERSONS. LETTER I. Moses beholds the thousands of his countrymen under the lash of the taskmasters--A prophecy--Visits Tyre and is cordially received by Queen Epiphia--Tyre--Damascus--He meets the venerable Prince of Uz (Job)--Nuptials of Sesostris--pp. 432-435. LETTER II. Defeat of the King of Cyprus by Sesostris--Moses in Syria--He journeys to sit at the feet of Job--Cruelty of Pharaoh (Mœris)--The Lake Amense--pp. 436-438. LETTER III. Moses visits Job--The wisdom of Job--His wealth and power--Moses writes his life--Job leads Moses to the knowledge of the true God--pp. 439-441. LETTER IV. Mœris increases the burdens of the Hebrews--Tradition as to the term of their servitude--Nearly accomplished--Moses, in Syria, yearns to be with his brethren in Egypt--pp. 442-444. LETTER V. Moses determines to visit Egypt--Receives from Job the history of the Creation--Job's piety and his favor with God--Prayer the path to the throne of God--King Sesostris and Queen Thamonda--Israelisis--pp. 445-448. LETTER VI. Moses departs for Egypt--The Illimitable Sea--Reflections upon the infinity of God--A storm--Despair of passengers--Their gods unavailing to save--Moses invokes the true God--The storm ceases--The crowd offer divine honors to Moses--His anger at their sacrilege--He arrives in Egypt--Is in the bosom of his family--Oppression of the Hebrews--Their miraculous increase--Tradition of God's revelation of Himself to Abram--A miracle!--God's command to Abraham--His obedience--God's promise--The fulness of time at hand--Woman of salt--City of Salem--Moses strives to arouse the Hebrews--He is doubted and discredited--pp. 449-461. LETTER VII. Moses, in disguise, sees King Mœris amid his chief captains-- Terrible cruelties inflicted upon the Hebrews--Taskmaster pursues a Hebrew youth, to kill him--Moses slays the taskmaster--Comes upon two Hebrews in altercation--He rebukes them--They threaten to expose him to Pharaoh for slaying the Egyptian--Prophetic inspiration of Amram, the father of Moses--Moses flees from Egypt--pp. 462-467. LETTERS OF REMESES OF DAMASCUS TO HIS FATHER, KING SESOSTRIS. LETTER I. The young prince visits Egypt--The acts of the Egyptian kings--The reign of Mœris--He constructs an immense lake--Inauguration of a temple--Splendid spectacle of idol-worship--Plain of the Mummies--Enlargement of Memphis--Discovery of treasures beneath the Sphinx before Chephres--The captive King Occhoris--Increase of Hebrews--Character of the reigning Pharaoh--His cruelty to the Hebrews--Good feeling between Hebrew and Egyptian women--Intelligence of the long-absent Remeses (Moses)--pp. 468-476. LETTER II. A caravan from Ezion-geber--Its governor a Midianite--Prince Jethro--Abram--Moses in Midian--The young prince determines to accompany the caravan into Midian, and to seek Moses--pp. 477-481. LETTER III.