INDEX. 



Cookery, art of, ii. 381. 

 Cooks, duties of, ii. 384. 

 Cooperage, iii. 182. 

 Coopers, iii. 178. 

 Copper much used, iii. 241. 



scarce in Ethiopia, iii. 247. 



Copper coins of Servius Tullius, iii. 



238. 

 Coptic pottery, iii. 165. 

 Coptos, i. 228. ; iii. 228. ; v. 254. 

 Copts, eggs of ostrich used by, iii. 



20. 

 Coracles, iii. 187. 

 Coraibus, the Athenian, iii. 165. 

 Corbag whips, how made, iii. 69. 

 Corban or Korban, offering of the 



Jews, iv. 155. ; v. 362. 

 Coriander seeds, iv. 62. 

 Corn, how grown, iv. 49. 



drag, iv. 93. 



-^-^ laws, iv. 4. 



six cars of, iii. 289. 



Cornice curve at Thebes, iii. 88. 

 Coronation robes, iii. 351. 



of the king, v. 277. 



Corpse bandages, iii. 120. 



Deities, v. 71. 467. 



Corslets of Amasis, iii. 127. 

 Corte, remains at, iii. 403. 

 Cory, Mr., collections of, iv. 216. 



, on the Trinity, iv. 191. 



Cosmogony, from lamblichus, iv. 



217. 

 Cotton paper, origin of, iii. 1 53. 

 Cotton bandages not used, iii. 115. 



cloth dresses, iii. 1 1 6. 



furniture, iii. 118. 



Couches, ii. 201. 



Coughing, God of, iv. 180. 



Course of the Nile changed, i. 89.; 



iv. 8. 

 Coursing in the open plains, iii. 12. 

 Coverings for bottles of Cyperus rush, 



iii. 106. 

 Cow a sacred animal, v. 1 93. 



of Athor, V. 67. 



of Mycerinus, v. 313. 



Cows, mummies of, v. 90. 

 Crane, use of, iii. 834. 

 Crested plover, v. 225. 

 Cretan prophet, iv. 1 82. 

 Criosphinx, iii. 23. ; v. 200. 

 Crocodile, nature of, iii. 77. 



, its manner of eating, iii. 77. 



a timid animal, iii. 78. 



Crocodile, has good vision, iii. 78. 



, honours to the, v. 229. 



, mode of catching, iii. 80. ; v 



235. 



eaten at Apollinopolis, iii. 75. 



fed and protected, iii. 76. ; v. 



231. 

 ', haunts of, iii. 74. 

 ^-^ has no tongue, iii. 80. 



mummies, iii. 401. 



Crook of Osiris, iv. 315.; v. 267. 

 Crops, abundance of, iv. 23. 



, sort of, iv. 52. 



Crotala instruments, ii. 318.; iv. 279. 



Crucibles, iii. 225. 



Cubit, division of, iv. 27. 29. 



i^— lately found, iv. 33. 



Cucumbers, iv. 62. 



Cucurbita;, iv. 62. 



Cufic inscriptions, iii. 227. 



tombs, iii. 230. 



Cullenders, antiquity of, ii. 405. 

 Cultivation of the lands, iv. 33. 



• of wheat, iv. 85. 



Cummin seeds, iv. 62. 

 Cups of tasteful form, iii. 103. 

 Curing skins, mode of, iii. 157. 

 Curious sculpture at E'Dayr, iii. 



325. 

 Curlew used at table, iii. 49. 

 Curve of the vault, iii. 319. 

 Cush people, iii. 180. 



, progeny of, iv. 262. 



Custom of shaving, iii. 359. 



of reclining, ii. 395. 



of singing, iii. 326. 



Cutting of glass known to ancients, 



iii. 105. 

 Cuvier, iv. 133. ; v. 220. 224. 

 Cyane, near Syracuse, iii. 148. 

 Cyclops, iii. 243. 



Cylindrical maces, ii. 257. ; iv. 279. 

 Cymbals, ii. 255. 

 Cynocephalus ape, v. 71. 129, 

 Cynopolites, civil war of the, iii. 59. 



, worship of the, v. 114. 138 — 



142. 

 Cyperi, many kinds of, iv. 62.; iii. 62. 

 Cyperus, papyrus, iii. 62. 

 Cypros oil, iv. 56. 



D'AnviUe, bathen of, iii. 66. 

 Dabod, iii. 403. ; v. 35. 

 Dacca loom, iii. 122. 

 Djedalus invents glue, iii. 174. 



