Hieroglyphics of Horapollo, tr. Alexander Turner Cory, [1840], at sacred-texts.com

INDEX

OF THE ABBREVIATIONS USED, AND EDITIONS REFERRED TO.

Al.—Alii.

Ald.—Aldine edition of Horapollo, 1505.

Anc. Fr.—Ancient Fragments, by I. P. Cory.

Arist.—Aristotle de Generatione et Corruptione.

Aug.—Augustine MS. quoted by De Pauw.

Bartoli.—Bartoli's Admiranda.

Boch.—Bochart's Hierozoicon.

Causs.—Caussin's Horapollo, 1631.

Champ.—Champollion's Pantheon, Precis, and Letters to Dacier.

Clem.—Clemens Alexandrinus’ Stromata. De Pauw, 1727.

Eusebius.—Præparatio Evangelica.

F.—A French Translation of Horapollo, 1574.

Hæsch.—Hæschel's Horapollo, 1595.

Jab.—Jablonski's Pantheon Ægyptiorum, and Glossarium.

Kirch.—Kircher's Obeliscus Pamphilius.

Klap.—Klaproth's Epistola ad Goulianoff.

Leem.—Leemans’ Horapollo, 1837.

Mat. Hier.—Wilkinson's Materia Hieroglyphica.

Mer.—Mercer's Horapollo, 1548 and 1551.

Mor.—A MS. given by Morell to Mercer, and quoted by him.

Om.—Omit.

Par. A. B. C.—Three manuscripts in the library of the King of France, referred to by Leemans.

Par. Reg.—A manuscript in the library of the King of France.

Pier.—Pierius’ Hieroglyphics, 1614-1626.

Plut.—Plutarch's Isis and Osiris.

Sh.—Sharpe's Vocabulary of Hieroglyphics, and Egyptian Inscriptions.

Salm.—Salmasius’ Lexicon.

Tat.—Tattam's Coptic Lexicon.

Treb.—A Latin translation of Horapollo by Trebatius, 1515.

Vat.—The Vatican manuscript of Horapollo.

FINIS.