class="pl4 smaller">§1. History of the New York Obelisk. 35-40. §2. The removal of the obelisk to New York City. 40-45.

Chapter VI. The inscriptions of the New York Obelisk. 46—78

I. Inscriptions of Thothmes III. 46-61. The Pyramidion. 46-55. The Obelisk Proper. 56-61.

II. Inscriptions of Ramses II. 62-71. Vertical columns. 62-70. The base. 71.

III. Inscriptions of Osarkon I. 71-72.

IV. Inscriptions of Augustus. 72-74.

The full translation of the obelisk. 74-78.

Chapter VII. Notes on the translation and the crabs. 79—83 §1. Arabic and other translations of the New York Obelisk. 79-81. §2. The crabs of the obelisk and the inscriptions on them. 81-83. Chapter VIII. Egypt: its geographical divisions and its cities. 84—92 Upper Egypt. 84-90. Lower Egypt. 90-92. A Glossary of names and terms occurring in this book and pertaining to Egyptological subjects. 93—154 List of the Egyptian dynasties. 108-111. The Coptic alphabet. 113. The Demotic alphabet. 116. The Hieratic alphabet. 124. A Glossary of hieroglyphs occurring in this book, together with their pronunciation and determinative value. 155—public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@47273@[email protected]#page173" class="pginternal"