Kings and Gods of Egypt

Excerpt from Kings and Gods of Egypt

The favourable reception given to my previous volume, In the Time of the Pharaohs, has encouraged me to continue my task of presenting the subject of Egyptology in popular form. The present essays were originally delivered as lectures before a cultured audience in the Musee Guimet, or written for the readers of the Revue de Paris.

Although as yet the results of the scholars' labours in Eastern fields have not become part of the general knowledge of the educated classes, or even of the schools and of the historians, there is in the public mind a growing interest in the discoveries made in Eastern history and art, and also an increasing demand for first-hand information presented, in non-technical language, by the specialists themselves.

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