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INDEX. 



Hawk city, v. 208. 



much venerated, v. 208. 



, native of Egypt, v. 209. 



Hay, Mr., collections of, iii. 142. 

 Head-dresses, iii. 354. 



of the king, iii. 351 — 353. 



of Remeses, iii. 349. 



of ladies, iii. 369. 



Heaven, Goddess of, iv. 170.; v. 55. 

 Hebrew Shash, meaning of, iii. 106. 



for tin, iii. 217. 



meaning of silver, iii. 237. 



Hecate, origin of, v. 39. 

 HecatJeus, iv. 167. 170. 

 Hedgehog or harrow, iv. 41. 



, figures of, v. 133. 



Heifers sacred to Isis and Athor, iv. 



381. 389. 

 Height of inundation, iv. 103. 

 Hekte or Hecate, v. 39. 

 Heliacal rising of Sothis, iv. 11. 373. 

 Heliogabalus, tunic of, iii. 129. 

 Heliopolis, iii. 333. 



, renown of, iv. 301. 

 Helmet without a crest, iii. 353. 

 Helmets, i. 331. 

 Hemmed garments, iii. 141. 

 Henneh, iv. CO. ; v. 475. 

 Hens, incubation of, dispensed with, 



iv. 133. 

 Henvey Capt.,bead of, iii. 90. 



, curious glass of, iii. 96. 



Hephajstus, iv. 252. 

 Heracleopolite nome, v. 157. 234. 

 Heraclius lapis, iii. 214. 

 Heraldic anecdote, iii. 23. 

 Herbarium, Egyptian, iv. 63. 

 Hercules, oracle of, iv. 150. 



of Egypt, V. 17. 18, 85. 



Herdsman's duties, iv. 129. 

 Hermes Trismegistus, iv. 183. 



12. 



or Mercury, ii. 298. 



Hermonthis city, iv. 388. 

 Hcrmonthite biill, v. 298. 

 Hermopolis remains, iii. 400. 



7. 178. 217. 

 Herodotus, iii. 78.; iv. 169. 



V. 451. et alibi. 

 Heron used at table, iii. 419. 

 Hero or Heron of A lexandria, iii, 34 1 . 

 Hibiscus esculentus, iv. 62. 

 Hieracon, City of Hawks, v. 208, 

 Hieracosphinx, iii. 24. v. 200. 

 Hieraphori, iii. 349. 



V. 4. 



2r 



203. 



Hierasycaminon, iii. 403. iv. 313. 

 Hieratic byblus, iii. 146. 

 Hieroglyphical carvings, iii. 86. ; iv. 



256 — 259. 

 Hieroglyphics, depth of, iii. 86. 

 H ierogrammat, iii. 348, 349. v. 278. 

 Hill of El Bersheh, iii. 325. 

 Hindoo castes, i. 239. 



serpent, iv. 395.; v. 244. 



Hinge, substitute for, ii. 361.; iii. 177. 

 Hippocrates, aphorisms by, iii. 154. 

 Hippopotamus, iii. 71. v. 177. 



, chase of, iii. 68. 



, mode of capture, iii. 70. 



, use of the hide, iii. 69. 



— — a sacred animal, iii. 75. 



headed God, v. 87. 



^— headed Goddess, iv. 429. 



Historical subjects, iii. 291. 



History of Egypt, i. 18. 40, 



History, fabulous, iv, 207. 



History of Osiris explained, iv. 335. 



Hoes of wood, iv. 44. 



Hogg, Dr., glass found by, iii. 96. 



■ mummy of, v. 475, 



Hoh, a goddess, v. 65. 



Hoh or Hohp, a god, v, 78. 



Holcus Sorghum, ii. 397. ; iv. 48. 



58. 97. 

 Holocausts, iv. 146. 

 Homer alludes to carpets, iii. 141. 

 Hon vessels, iii. 202. 

 Hone, iii. 169. 

 Honsoo, V. 19. 



Hooks for combing flax, iii. 139. 

 Hope, Mr., v. 222. 261. 

 Hor-Hat, iv. 413. 

 Hor-pi-r^, v, 22. 

 Horapollo, iii. 211. ; iv, 13. 100. 



226. 374, ; v. 5. 141. 

 Horizontal loom, iii. 1 35. 

 Horned snake, small, v. 241. 

 Horoscopus, iv. 305. ; v. 15. 

 Hor-sened-to, v. 22. 

 Horse-tail on helmet, iii. 353 

 Horses highly esteemed, iii. 35. 



, breed of, iv. 20. 



Horus the younger, iv. 395. 



the elder, iv. 483. 



defends his father, iv. 399. 



or Harpocrates, iv. 405. 



Hours, when mentioned in Bible, iii. 

 363. 



of day and night, v. 68. 



House of Apis, v. 151. pi. 2. 



