The one primeval language traced experimentally through ancient inscriptions in alphabetic characters of lost powers from the four continents ..

Forster Charles D. 1871

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FROM THE TEMPLC ;':; ;^ .OF OSIRIS AT PHILCE { I I I* THE ONE PEIMEVAL LANGUAGE. ;London SrorriswooDEs and Shaw, New-6lreel-Square. i ^-*-^ :• — PHABETS, GLOSSARIES, AND TRANSLATIONS. BY THE llEV. CHARLES FORSTER, B.l)., ONT THE SIX PKEACHEKS OF THE CATHEDRAL OF CANTERBURV,OF AND RECTOR OF STISTED, ESSEX ; HONORARY MEMBER OF THE LITERARY SOCIETY: AUTHOR OF " MAHOMETANISM UNVEILED," AND OF " THE HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF ARABIA." And tho whole earth was ofone language, and of one speech. Genesis. SECOND EDITION. LONDON: RICHARD BENTLEY, NEW BURLINGTON STREET. 1852. — TrcipaicaXu) rovg tJTuyj^a-UpioTOi' jiEv TravT(i)v iieWoiTCiQ j'eiv rrjhe rij jji€\o), JVa jiera Tratrric Trpofro^fjc kciI £7riyu£\£tac kuI irapipywQ avrrjv Bia-T))i' avixyviiiaiv TroujaiOfTai, fir) IpafiEiv.—CosMAs Indicopleustes. " Kude societies have language, and often copious and energetic grammar, oflanguage but they have no scientific no definitions ; verbs, no names for declensions, moods, tenses, andnouns and voices." Macaulay's History England.of DEDICATION. ROBERT HARRY INGLIS, BART.SIR M. P, FOR THK UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, PRK8IDENT OK THK LITERARY SOCIETY, &c. Sec. See. dear Friend,My In former publications I enjoyed one advantage which I possess no longer. They were under the countenance andbrought out sanction, successively, of two prelates ofthe Church, whose authority gave a claim on public attention to any unknownwork, however previously the name of the author.

Sujets

• Epigraphy
• Alphabet
• Egyptian language
• Writing
• Semitic languages

Informations

• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 6
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

Extrait

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ONE PRIMEVAL LANGUAGE
TRACED EXPERIMENTALLY TIIROUCJH
IN
ALPHABETIC CHARACTERS OF LOST POWERS FROM
THK FOUR CONTINENTS:
INCLUDING
ISILVEL FROM THE ROCKS OF SINAITHE VOICE OF
AND THE VESTIGES OF PATRIARCHAL TRADITION FROM
THE MONUMENTS OF EGYPT, ETRURIA, AND
SOTTTHERN ARABIA.
WITH ILI.USTRATIVB PLATES, A HARMONIZED TABLE OF AI>PHABETS,
GLOSSARIES, AND TRANSLATIONS.
BY THE llEV. CHARLES FORSTER, B.l).,
ONT THE SIX PKEACHEKS OF THE CATHEDRAL OF CANTERBURV,OF
AND RECTOR OF STISTED, ESSEX
;
HONORARY MEMBER OF THE LITERARY SOCIETY:
AUTHOR OF
" MAHOMETANISM UNVEILED,"
AND OF
" THE HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF ARABIA."
And tho whole earth was ofone language, and of one speech.
Genesis.
SECOND EDITION.
LONDON:
RICHARD BENTLEY, NEW BURLINGTON STREET.
1852.—
TrcipaicaXu) rovg tJTuyj^a-UpioTOi' jiEv TravT(i)v iieWoiTCiQ
j'eiv rrjhe rij jji€\o), JVa jiera Tratrric Trpofro^fjc kciI £7riyu£\£tac
kuI irapipywQ avrrjv Bia-T))i' avixyviiiaiv TroujaiOfTai, fir)
IpafiEiv.—CosMAs Indicopleustes.
" Kude societies have language, and often copious and energetic
grammar, oflanguage but they have no scientific no definitions
;
verbs, no names for declensions, moods, tenses, andnouns and
voices." Macaulay's History England.of