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In this 1859 work, John Taylor revealed the 'pyramid inch', though this alleged sacred unit of measurement was later debunked.
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In this 1859 work, John Taylor revealed the 'pyramid inch', though this alleged sacred unit of measurement was later debunked.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. August 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 480g
- ISBN-13: 9781108075787
- ISBN-10: 1108075789
- Artikelnr.: 41370745
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. August 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 480g
- ISBN-13: 9781108075787
- ISBN-10: 1108075789
- Artikelnr.: 41370745
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Part I. Exterior of the Great Pyramid: 1. The pyramids of Gizeh
2. Earliest measures of the base of the pyramid
3. Various heights ascribed to the great pyramid
4. Various estimates of the Greek foot
5. The measure of the great pyramid according to Herodotus
6. The cubit of Karnak
7. The royal or Philetaerian foot
8. The sacred cubit of the Jews
9. Degrees, minutes, and seconds in the table of constants
10. Diameter of the earth
Part II. Interior of the Great Pyramid: 11. General description of the interior of the great pyramid
12. The king's chamber
13. The pyramid coffer the standard of all measures
14. The pyramid coffer the measure of the laver
15. The pyramid coffer the standard of Grecian measures
16. The pyramid coffer the standard of English measures
17. English weights derived from English measures of capacity
18. Grecian weights derived from Grecian measures of capacity
19. English and French systems of metrology compared
20. Etymological illustrations
Part III. The Founders of the Great Pyramid: 21. Introductory remarks
22. The founders not the race of Ham
23. These shepherds were an abomination to the Egyptians
24. The founders of the great pyramid were the race of Shem
25. Noah the probable originator of the work
26. The earth divided in the days of Peleg
27. The canal of Joseph
28. The builders of the tower of Babel were of the race of Ham
29. The great pyramid alluded to in the Book of Job
30. The great pyramid alluded to in the Book of Psalms
31. Origin of the Arabian language
32. Arabian numerals preceded alphabetic writing
Appendix.
2. Earliest measures of the base of the pyramid
3. Various heights ascribed to the great pyramid
4. Various estimates of the Greek foot
5. The measure of the great pyramid according to Herodotus
6. The cubit of Karnak
7. The royal or Philetaerian foot
8. The sacred cubit of the Jews
9. Degrees, minutes, and seconds in the table of constants
10. Diameter of the earth
Part II. Interior of the Great Pyramid: 11. General description of the interior of the great pyramid
12. The king's chamber
13. The pyramid coffer the standard of all measures
14. The pyramid coffer the measure of the laver
15. The pyramid coffer the standard of Grecian measures
16. The pyramid coffer the standard of English measures
17. English weights derived from English measures of capacity
18. Grecian weights derived from Grecian measures of capacity
19. English and French systems of metrology compared
20. Etymological illustrations
Part III. The Founders of the Great Pyramid: 21. Introductory remarks
22. The founders not the race of Ham
23. These shepherds were an abomination to the Egyptians
24. The founders of the great pyramid were the race of Shem
25. Noah the probable originator of the work
26. The earth divided in the days of Peleg
27. The canal of Joseph
28. The builders of the tower of Babel were of the race of Ham
29. The great pyramid alluded to in the Book of Job
30. The great pyramid alluded to in the Book of Psalms
31. Origin of the Arabian language
32. Arabian numerals preceded alphabetic writing
Appendix.
Part I. Exterior of the Great Pyramid: 1. The pyramids of Gizeh
2. Earliest measures of the base of the pyramid
3. Various heights ascribed to the great pyramid
4. Various estimates of the Greek foot
5. The measure of the great pyramid according to Herodotus
6. The cubit of Karnak
7. The royal or Philetaerian foot
8. The sacred cubit of the Jews
9. Degrees, minutes, and seconds in the table of constants
10. Diameter of the earth
Part II. Interior of the Great Pyramid: 11. General description of the interior of the great pyramid
12. The king's chamber
13. The pyramid coffer the standard of all measures
14. The pyramid coffer the measure of the laver
15. The pyramid coffer the standard of Grecian measures
16. The pyramid coffer the standard of English measures
17. English weights derived from English measures of capacity
18. Grecian weights derived from Grecian measures of capacity
19. English and French systems of metrology compared
20. Etymological illustrations
Part III. The Founders of the Great Pyramid: 21. Introductory remarks
22. The founders not the race of Ham
23. These shepherds were an abomination to the Egyptians
24. The founders of the great pyramid were the race of Shem
25. Noah the probable originator of the work
26. The earth divided in the days of Peleg
27. The canal of Joseph
28. The builders of the tower of Babel were of the race of Ham
29. The great pyramid alluded to in the Book of Job
30. The great pyramid alluded to in the Book of Psalms
31. Origin of the Arabian language
32. Arabian numerals preceded alphabetic writing
Appendix.
2. Earliest measures of the base of the pyramid
3. Various heights ascribed to the great pyramid
4. Various estimates of the Greek foot
5. The measure of the great pyramid according to Herodotus
6. The cubit of Karnak
7. The royal or Philetaerian foot
8. The sacred cubit of the Jews
9. Degrees, minutes, and seconds in the table of constants
10. Diameter of the earth
Part II. Interior of the Great Pyramid: 11. General description of the interior of the great pyramid
12. The king's chamber
13. The pyramid coffer the standard of all measures
14. The pyramid coffer the measure of the laver
15. The pyramid coffer the standard of Grecian measures
16. The pyramid coffer the standard of English measures
17. English weights derived from English measures of capacity
18. Grecian weights derived from Grecian measures of capacity
19. English and French systems of metrology compared
20. Etymological illustrations
Part III. The Founders of the Great Pyramid: 21. Introductory remarks
22. The founders not the race of Ham
23. These shepherds were an abomination to the Egyptians
24. The founders of the great pyramid were the race of Shem
25. Noah the probable originator of the work
26. The earth divided in the days of Peleg
27. The canal of Joseph
28. The builders of the tower of Babel were of the race of Ham
29. The great pyramid alluded to in the Book of Job
30. The great pyramid alluded to in the Book of Psalms
31. Origin of the Arabian language
32. Arabian numerals preceded alphabetic writing
Appendix.