Types of mankind or, Ethnological researches : based upon the ancient monuments, paintings, sculptures, and crania of races, and upon their natural, geographical, philological and Biblical history, illustrated by selections from the inedited papers of Samuel George Morton and by additional contributions from L. Agassiz; W. Usher; and H. S. Patterson / by J. C. Nott, and Geo. R. Gliddon.

  • Nott, Josiah C. (Josiah Clark), 1804-1873.
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Credit: Types of mankind or, Ethnological researches : based upon the ancient monuments, paintings, sculptures, and crania of races, and upon their natural, geographical, philological and Biblical history, illustrated by selections from the inedited papers of Samuel George Morton and by additional contributions from L. Agassiz; W. Usher; and H. S. Patterson / by J. C. Nott, and Geo. R. Gliddon. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    No. (of Notes, dc.) 575 Bulletins de l'Academie royale de Brux- elles, vi. ; and Notions elementaires de Statistique, Paris, 1840. 576 Voyage dans les steps d'Astrakhan et du Caucase; and Histoire Primitive des Peuples qui ont habite anciennement ces contrees. 577 GoMeR. Bochart, pp. 194-6. — Homer, Odyss. xi. 14.—Diodor., v. 32.—Herod., iv. 100.—Josephus, Antiq. i. 6.—Raw- linson, Commentary, 1850, p. 68.—Du- bois ; i. 61, iv. 321, 327, 350, 391; v. 22, 35, 44. 578 MaGUG. Bochart, pp. 212-19. —Rev. Moses Stuart, Interpretation of Pro- phecy, Andover, 1842, p. 123. — De Wette, transl., Parker, i. p. 95-7, &c. — Kur'an, Ch. xviii., v. 93, 96; xxi. 95, &c. — Pauthier. Liv. Sac. de 1' Orient, p. 495 : Lane, Selections, p. 140.—Bar- thelemy, Anciennes Religions des Gaules; Rev. Archeol., 1851, p. 338, note—Dubois, iv. 321, 345; 363-407.— Josephus, Ant., i. 6. — Hieronymus, Comm. in Ezek. xxxviii, 2. — Lenor- mant, Cours d'Hist. Ancien., Paris, 1837, p. 289.—Emelin, 1774, and Porter (Travels, li. 520), 1819 —wall of Gog and Magog at Derbend. — Anthon, Classic. Diet., 1843; voce Asi, p. 218. Scythic is here used in the sense proposed by Ravvlinson (Com- mentary, pp. 68, 75: and Cuneiform Inscriptions, 1847, pp. 20, 34-7,) and adopted by Norris, (Memoir on the Scythie Version of the Behistun inscrip- tion ; Jour. R. Asiat. Soc, 1853; xv., Part 1, p. 2. —Sir W. Jones, 6th Dis- course, on Persians; Asiatic Researches, 1799, ii. p. 64. —Gliddon, Otia, p. 124. — Westergaard, Median Species of Arrowheaded writing : Antiq. du Nord, 1844 ; pp. 273-8, 289 —Hincks, Perse- politan Writing, 1846, p. 18. — D'Oma- lius d'Halloy, Races Humaines, ou elements d'ethnographie, 1845, Osse- tes, p. 79. 579 MeDI. Bochart, pp. 219-25.—Herod., vii. —De Saulcy, Recherches sur l'Ecriture cuneiforme Assyrienne; Paris, 1848, p. 26. —Layard, Babylon, p. 628. — De Longperier, Lettre a M. LSwenstern; Rev. Archeol., J 847, p. 505. —Ravvlin- son, Tablet of Behistun.—Birch, Tablet of Karnac, pp. 14-5. — Dubois, iv. 321, 339. 580 IUN. Bochart, pp. 174-6.—Aristophanes, In Acharnum ; Act i., scene 3.—Homer., Iliad, xiii, 685.—Pausanias, Achaic, p. 397. — Herodotus, viii. 44. — Rosetta Stone, in Lepsius's Auswahl ; or in Birch's Gallery, pp. 114-17, pi. 49: — also,Lenormant,Essai sur leTexte Grec, 1840 ; pp. 10, 11; lines No. 54 ; and p. 45.—Hincks (True date of the Rosetta Stone, Dublin, 1842, pp. 6, 8,) claims March, 197, b. a, as date of this decree; but a Letronne would first have determined the y?ar of C.: vide infra, pp. 665-7. — Champollion, Gram- maire Egyptienne, pp. 151, 175; Diet., p. 66. — Ouinin, in conquests of Seti-Meneptha, and of Ramses II.—De Saulcy, Recherches, p. 26 ; Inscriptions No, (of Notes, tfe.) trouvees a Khorsabad, Rev. Archeol., 1850, pp. 769-72.— Rawlinson, Behis- tun, pp. 1, xxvii.—Layard, Babylon, p. 628. Pauthier's Manou, lib. x., v. 44. —Wilford, Asiatic Researches, 1799 ; iii. p. 358.—Sykes, Jour. R. Asiat. Soc, 1841., vol. vi. ; Art. xiv. pp. 434-6.— J. P. S. (in Kitto, Biblical Encyclo- paedia, ii., p. 393-400) omits any expla- nation of Tubal, Meshech, and Tiras, in his sons of Japheth (p. 397)! There are numerous similar oversights in Kitto, no less than in Robinson's Calmet. — Dubois, iv. 321. 334. 581 T<uBaL. Bochart, pp. 204-13. —Munk, Palestine, p. 420.—De Wette, ii. 366. seq. — Strabo, ii. 129. — Herod., vii. 78. Rawlinson, Commentary, pp. 63-4.— Layard, Babylon, p. 628. — Dubois, iv. 321, 388. 582 MeS/ieK. Bochart, pp. 204-13.—Herod., iii. , 94; vii. 78. — Rawlinson, Com- mentary, pp. 63^.—Birch, Stat. Tabiet of Karnac, pp. 14-5. — Hincks, Report of Syro-jEgyptian Soc, 1846.—Dubois, ii. 17; iv. 321, 336, 347. 583 THRaS. Bochart, p. 172-3. For hiero- glyphical mention of Thraces, in Egyptian conquests, see Champollion (Lettres) and Rosellini (MS.., iv. 288): for classical, the Inscrip. of Adulis —Champollion-Figeac, Eg. Anc, p. 67. —Dubois, iv. 321, 324. 584 AS/iKeNaZ. Bochart, pp. 196-8.—Pliny, iv. 24.—Kitto, ii. p. 397.—Rawlinson, Commentary, p. 46; Nimroud Obe- lisk.— Ibid., London Lit. Gazette, Aug., 1851.—Dubois, iv. 321, 330, 391. 585 RIPaTi. Bochart, pp. 198-9. — Strabo, vii. 341. — Pliny, iv. 24. — Dubois, iv. 321 330. 586 TioGaRMaH. Bochart, pp. 200-4.— Moses Choren., Hist, of Arm., p. 24.— St. Martin, Memoires sur l'Armenie, 1818 ; i. pp. 205, 271-8.—Strabo, xii. — Josephus, Ant., i. 1, 6. — Lowenstern, Lettre a M. de Saulcy, Rev. Archeol., 1849, p. 494.—Dubois, ii., p. 9; iv. pp. 332-3.—Jardot, Revolutions, ii. p. 6. 587 ALISaH. Bochart, pp. 176-8.—Homer, II., ii. 617. —Grote, Hist, of Greece, i. p. 487.—Herod, i. § 146, &c. 588 Wood-cut, fig. 355—Layard, folio Monu- ments; and Babylon, pp. 343, 350.—De Longperier, Rev. Archeol., 1844, pp. 224-5; 1847, p. 297. —Stuart, Crit. Hist, and Def., pp. 113, 114, 120. —De Wette, ii. pp. 452-6.—Cahen, Notes on Jonah, vol. xii.— Berosiana, in Bun- sen's Eg. PI., i. pp. 704-19. —Munk, Palestine, pp. 451-2. — On Sibylline verses see Letronne, Examen Arche- ologique, Croix Ansee, 1846, pp. 33-4. 589 TiaRSIS. Acts, xxii. 3. —Lanci, Parali- pomeni, i. pp. 150-5. — Gesenius, in Parker's De Wette, i. p. 455, note. — Munk, Pal., p. 29. —Gliddon, Otia, p. 50.— Pickering, Races, p. 373. —Pau- thier, Sinico-iEgyptiaca, p. 10. — Bo- chart, pp. 188-94. — London Lit. Gaz., May, 1852. 590 KiTilM. Bochart, pp. 178-83. —Birch, Ivory ornaments found at Nimroud, pp 174-5 ; and Annals of Thotmes 1II., pp.