 | William George Browne - 1799 - 550 páginas
...goat of Egypt, the afs, and a very fmall number of oxen and camels. The women are veiled, as in Egypt. After the rains the ground in the neighbourhood of Siwa is covered with falt for many weeks. Having left our temporary refidence, we proceeded, myfelf and my interpreter on... | |
 | 1823 - 936 páginas
...Their sect is that of Malik. The dress of the lower class is very simple, as they are almost naked ; among those whose costume was discernible, it approaches nearer to that of the Arabs of the desert than the Egyptians or Moors. Their clothing consists of a shirt of white cotton, with large sleeves reaching... | |
 | James Rennell - 1830 - 514 páginas
...Egyptians, and partly of Ethiopians: and their dialect is formed promiscuously of both those languages V (Euterpe, 42.) with salt." And p. 26, " After the...Arabs of the Desert, than of the Egyptians or Moors"." In the next place, we shall give the short descriptions of Santariah, that are found in the Arabian... | |
 | James Bell - 1832 - 812 páginas
...is observed by the natives to be sometimes cold and sometimes warm. The complexion of the people is darker than that of the Egyptians. Their dialect is...Arabs of the Desert, than of the Egyptians or Moors. The Ruins, or Birbe, was a building of undoubted antiquity, and though small, in every respect worthy... | |
 | James Bell - 1832 - 580 páginas
...is observed by the natives to be sometimes cold and sometimes warm. The complexion of the people is darker than that of the Egyptians. Their dialect is...was discernible, it approaches nearer to that of the Arabe of the Desert, than of the Egyptians or Moors. The Ruins, or Birbe, was a building of undoubted... | |
 | George Alexander Hoskins - 1837 - 410 páginas
...caravans, distributing to them, every day, a plate of lentils, or some other vegetable, prepared with oil. The complexion of the people is generally darker than...of the Egyptians: their dialect is also different. They are not in the habitual use either of coffee or tobacco. M. Caillaud, however, says that they... | |
 | George Alexander Hoskins - 1837 - 410 páginas
...caravans, distributing to them, every day, a plate of lentils, or some other vegetable, prepared with oil. The complexion of the people is generally darker than...of the Egyptians: their dialect is also different. They are not in the habitual use either of coffee or tobacco. M. Caillaud, however, says that they... | |
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(Euterpe, 42.) with salt." And p. 26, " After the rains, the ground in the neighbourhood of Siwa is covered with salt for many weeks." " The complexion of the people is generally darker than that of the Egyptians. Their dialect is also different— among... 