New Light On Ancient Egypt
New Light On Ancient Egypt
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Gaza figures in the catalogue of them, as well as Ascalon, Joppa, Gezer, Mageddo, Taanak, Damas, the Amorrheans, the Hit- tites; Jerusalem herself reappeared under the original form of Ourousalimou, and it is possible to reconstruct something of her history in the fourteenth century B. C. 1 Cf. Groff: CEuvres diverses, Vol. I, pp. 1-23.
AN EGYPTIAN MONUMENT 95 It has all served and still serves to re-establish piece by piece the stage on which Israel afterwards played the chief part ; Israel it...self, and even its name, is obstinately hidden. There is nothing strange in that. By the side of Egypt, Chaldaea, and Syria, Israel was a very insignificant personage, even when ruled by the most energetic of his kings; all the more then when he was still only a serf lodged in a corner of the Delta, and then a wanderer in the Arabian Desert. He was lost in the crowd of supernumeraries, and if circumstances drew the attention of his companions or rulers to him, it was only for a moment, between two events which then seemed of more vital interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gaza figures in the catalogue of them, as well as Ascalon, Joppa, Gezer, Mageddo, Taanak, Damas, the Amorrheans, the Hit- tites; Jerusalem herself reappeared under the original form of Ourousalimou, and it is possible to reconstruct something of her history in the fourteenth century B. C. 1 Cf. Groff: CEuvres diverses, Vol. I, pp. 1-23.
AN EGYPTIAN MONUMENT 95 It has all served and still serves to re-establish piece by piece the stage on which Israel afterwards played the chief part ; Israel it...self, and even its name, is obstinately hidden. There is nothing strange in that. By the side of Egypt, Chaldaea, and Syria, Israel was a very insignificant personage, even when ruled by the most energetic of his kings; all the more then when he was still only a serf lodged in a corner of the Delta, and then a wanderer in the Arabian Desert. He was lost in the crowd of supernumeraries, and if circumstances drew the attention of his companions or rulers to him, it was only for a moment, between two events which then seemed of more vital interest.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaston Maspero to read onlineMoreLess
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