The Ancient Bronze Implements, Weapons, and Ornaments, of Great Britain and Ireland.

Evans, John · 1908

—At page 7 and 489 there are a few Coptic words; it is possible that these characters will be not properly shown; in this case, a translitteration has been here added: -page 7: BENIPE and BAA-N-PE; -page 489 (index): BENIPE. THE work which is now presented to the public has unfortunately been many years in progress, as owing to various occupations, both private and public, the leisure at my command has been but small, and it has been only from time to time, often at long intervals, that I have been able to devote a few hours to its advancement. During this slow progress the literature of the subject, especially on the Continent, has increased in an unprecedentedly rapid manner, and …

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