Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Prolegomena to Ancient History: Containing Part I. the Interpretation of Legends and Inscriptions; Part II. A Survey of Old Egyptian Literature
The following Essays, compiled from a course of public Lectures in the University of Dublin, contain the facts which the audience desired to obtain in a permanent form. The omission of local allusions, and of colloquial address, will, I trust, make the book of wider application and of larger use, as it is intended to expound, briefly and yet accurately, some of the great discoveries made in our day concerning early civilisations. The Essays are not properly History, but Prolegomena to History, being mainly concerned in discussing the nature and the value of our evidences for human culture antecedent to that of Greece and Rome.
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