Egyptian Mythology and Egyptian Christianity: List of Woodcuts
| FIG. | |
| 1. | The Winged Sun of Thebes. |
| 2. | Amun-Ra. |
| 3. | Mando. |
| 4. | Hapimou, the Nile. |
| 5. | Chem. |
| 6. | Kneph. |
| 7. | Pthah. |
| 8. | Neith. |
| 9. | Isis. |
| 10. | Athor. |
| 11. | Pasht. |
| 12. | Thoth. |
| 13. | Osiris. |
| 14. | Horus. |
| 15. | Anubis. |
| 16. | Nephthys. |
| 17. | Typhon. |
| 18. | Chonso. |
| 19. | Seb. |
| 20. | Serapis. |
| 21. | Amun-Ra, Maut, and Chonso. |
| 22. | Horus between Isis and Nephthys. |
| 23. | Rameses III. between Isis and Nephthys. |
| 24. | Apis, the sacred bull. |
| 25. | Uræus or Asp. |
| 26. | Serapis. |
| 27. | The title of Zera, Son of the Sun. |
| 28. | The Birth of Amunothph III. |
| 29. | The Tree of life and knowledge. |
| 30. | A Column from Temple of Karnak. |
| 31. | Plan of Temple of Errebek. |
| 32. | Portico of the same. |
| 33. | Plan of Temple of Seboua. |
| 34. | Plan of Temple of Sarbout of Kadem. |
| 35. | Portico of Contra-Latopolis. |
| 36. | Portico of Tentyra restored. |
| 37. | Plan of the Memnonium. |
| 38. | View and plan of Temple of Philæ. |
| 39. | Priest squatting on the ground. |
| 40. | Crown of Upper Egypt. |
| 41. | Crown of Lower Egypt. |
| 42. | Double crown. |
| 43. | Stone head-rest. |
| 44. | Border of flower and fruit. |
| 45, 46, 47. | Emblems of Urim and Thummim. |
| 48. | The Ark. |
| 49. | The Singer or Musician. |
| 50. | The Prophet or Ventriloquist. |
| 51. | The Scribe. |
| 52. | The Serpent Charmer. |
| 53. | A Priest carrying an hour-glass. |
| 54. | Statue of a Pastophorus or Shrine-bearer. |
| 55. | Procession of sacred boats. |
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| 56. | Serpent on a standard. |
| 57. | Divining cup. |
| 58. | Priest with leopard skin. |
| 59. | Votive Pyramid. |
| 60. | The King, Queen, their Son, and Priests sacrificing. |
| 61. | Pyramid of Chofo. |
| 62. | Plan and section of tomb. |
| 63. | King embracing a god. |
| 64. | The Conquerors of the great serpent. |
| 65. | Mummy with three cases. |
| 66. | Four lesser gods of the dead. |
| 67. | Isis and Nephthys grieving for the dead. |
| 68. | Anubis laying out a mummy. |
| 69. | Basin copied from a water-tank. |
| 70. | The Trial of the dead. |
| 71. | Gods mediating for the dead. |
| 72. | Gods sacrificed as an atonement. |
| 73. | Soul returning to the mummy. |
| 74. | Animal body and spiritual body. |
| 75. | Enemies under the soles of the shoes. |
| Page 58. | Osiris, judge of the dead. |
| Fig. 76. | Neith with outstretched wings as vault of heaven. |
| 77. | Pigmy Pthah. |
| 78. | The same with club. |
| 79. | The same, Cabeiri and Pit of Fire. |
| 80. | King appeasing the Cabeiri. |
| 81. | Chiun with Chem and Ranpo. Anaita worshipped. |
| 82. | Fire and water offered. |
| 82a. | Ghosts. |
| p. 72. | Pit of Fire. |
| Fig. 83. | Sun worship by Persian Satrap. |
| 84. | Egyptian Ra altered with rays and hands. |
| p. 75. | Name of Thaomra. |
| Fig. 85. | Eleusinian basket and serpent. |
| Page 86. | Apis on coins of Cyprus. |
| Fig. 86. | Horus as vault of heaven. |
| 87. | Osiris-Horus-Ra. |
| 88. | Pthah-Horus-Kneph. |
| 89. | Horus as a child. |
| 90. | Isis nursing Horus. |
| 91. | Harpocrates. |
| Page 91. | Egyptian gods in Malta. |
| Fig. 92. | Serpents of good and evil. |
| 93. | Serapis as serpent of evil. |
| 94. | Serpent of Evil with glory. |
| 95. | Serpent of Evil as Jao. |
| 96. | Triangular gem. |
| 97. | Trinity as a Sphinx. |
| 98. | Conqueror over Evil on horseback. |
| 99. | Spirit of Evil on horseback. |
| 100. | Mithra. |
| 101. | Figure of Jesus in a temple. |
| 102. | St. Peter worshipped by Rameses II. |
| 103. | Scarabæus and ball of dirt. |
| 104. | Isis rising heliacally. |