History of Egypt volume 5 of 12 8 5
History of Egypt volume 5 of 12 8 5
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It became in time a common task in the schools of Thebes todescribe the typical Syrian tour of some soldier or functionary, and westill possess one of these imaginative stories in which the scribe takeshis hero from Qodshû across the Lebanon to Byblos, Berytus, Tyre, andSidon, "the fish" of which latter place "are more numerous than thegrains of sand;" he then makes him cross Galilee and the forest ofoaks to Jaffa, climb the mountains of the Dead Sea, and following themaritime route by Raphia, ...reach Pelusium. The Egyptian galleys throngedthe Phoenician ports, while those of Phoenicia visited Egypt. The latterdrew so little water that they had no difficulty in coming up the Nile, and the paintings in one of the tombs represent them at the moment oftheir reaching Thebes. The hull of these vessels was similar to thatof the Nile boats, but the bow and stern were terminated by structureswhich rose at right angles, and respectively gave support to a sort ofsmall platform. Upon this the pilot maintained his position by one ofthose wondrous feats of equilibrium of which the Orientals were masters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It became in time a common task in the schools of Thebes todescribe the typical Syrian tour of some soldier or functionary, and westill possess one of these imaginative stories in which the scribe takeshis hero from Qodshû across the Lebanon to Byblos, Berytus, Tyre, andSidon, "the fish" of which latter place "are more numerous than thegrains of sand;" he then makes him cross Galilee and the forest ofoaks to Jaffa, climb the mountains of the Dead Sea, and following themaritime route by Raphia, ...reach Pelusium. The Egyptian galleys throngedthe Phoenician ports, while those of Phoenicia visited Egypt. The latterdrew so little water that they had no difficulty in coming up the Nile, and the paintings in one of the tombs represent them at the moment oftheir reaching Thebes. The hull of these vessels was similar to thatof the Nile boats, but the bow and stern were terminated by structureswhich rose at right angles, and respectively gave support to a sort ofsmall platform. Upon this the pilot maintained his position by one ofthose wondrous feats of equilibrium of which the Orientals were masters.
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