Hieroglyphica Aegyptica: Tum Scripta, Eaque Ex Horo-apolline Aliisque Veteribus Scriptoribus Selecta: Tum Insculpta, Eaque Ex Obelisco Flaminio Potiss (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781274735102)

Hieroglyphica Aegyptica, by Cataldo Jannelli, explores Egyptian hieroglyphics through both written sources and inscribed artifacts. This volume delves into the ancient script, drawing from the works of Horapollo and other classical writers to interpret the symbolic language of ancient Egypt. It also examines inscriptions, particularly those found on the Obelisco Flaminio, providing insights into their meanings and cultural significance.

The work further investigates Pythagorean symbols through the lens of Temuric-Semitic lexicography, offering a unique perspective on the interconnectedness of ancient knowledge systems. This book will appeal to scholars and enthusiasts interested in Egyptology, ancient languages, and the history of symbolism.

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