Aegyptische MerkwÃ1/4rdigkeiten Aus Alter Und Neuer Zeit
presents a reasoned compendium of knowledge about Egypt, drawn from both ancient and contemporary sources. This work compiles insights from classical writers such as Herodotus, Diodorus, Strabo, and Plutarch, alongside observations from more recent travel accounts by Shaw, Pocock, Norden, Niebuhr, and Savary.
Offering a comprehensive overview of Egyptian history, geography, and culture, the book provides readers with a detailed understanding of the region as perceived through the lenses of various eras. It serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the historical perception of Egypt and the evolution of geographical knowledge.
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