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6 THE HISTORY OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT. And by doing these and such like things he reigned for many days, and he destroyed many [armies] by the power of his magic. The end of And' it Came to pass that when the days of draws nigh, his rule over Egypt were coming to an end, one of the scouts of his army came to him, and said, "O great king, help us to deliver thy kingdom, "and sit thou not silent in respect of the enemy. of people in wax and for having caused paralysis to come upon them by these means. Whatever was done to the figure of a man^ or whatever injury was inflicted upon it would^ it was believed^ also come upon the actual man^ provided that the doing of the act was accompanied by the recitation of the names of certain fiends and demons and of certain formulae. From the earliest times in Egypt during funereal ceremonies certain religious acts were performed upon the statue of a man whereby the dead was believed to benefit, but the necessary formulae had to be recited by the priests before they were efficacious. The dead man enjoyed the offerings made to his statue provided all the words proper for the occasion were said, and all the accompanying ceremonies were duly performed. The eyes of the dead enjoyed relief when the eyes of his statue were smeared with stibium, and his mouth was opened and he gained the power of speech when the priest had touched the mouth of the statue with the instrument for "opening the mouth". From doing good to the dead to working evil upon the living by means of things done to figures of individuals was but a step, and in the last days of the Egyptian Empire under the Greeks and Romans the working of sorcery by means of figures became exceedingly common. ' .See Miiller, Pseiido- Callisiheiics, Bk. i . chap. 2, and Meusel, Pseudo- Callisthenes, p. 706.
A LEAGUE FORMED AGAINST EGYPT. J "For behold, nine' kings with their nine armies Nectanetus "have come forth against us, and' with them areôuô/a ["gathered together] nations and peoples which |^^j'_.^!J^ "cannot be counted by reason of their number, the«°"s- "Madanawiyan, the Sargiyawiyan, the Elkimana- "wiyan which are in Tarses, the Antawiyan, the "Halabawiyan, the Sakagafwiyan, the Emahnawiyan, "the Agmawiyan which are in Kades, the Guergue, "and the Sarakawiyan%- behold these mighty nations "have come against us, and let not thyself be sud- "denly overcome before them. We know not "whence our deliverance from them can come when "once we have joined battle with such multitudinous "nations as they and, moreover, the captain of their "host is a mighty man^ in counsel, and we entreat thy "mightiness to help us [against] them." And when he had spoken these words Nectanebus the king laugh- Nectanebus ed, and said, "Thou hast well spoken as concerning'"'" °' "what it is right for me to do , but I will not overo ' There is some mistake in the number here. ^ It seems hopeless to attempt to identify these nations. Miiller (p. 2, col. 2) gives them as Indians, Euonymites, Oxy- draci, Iberians, Kaukoni, Aellophodi, Bosphorai, Bastarni, Azani, and Chalybi, and Meusel calls them ZKuGai, KevcTipeg, KotuKLuvei;, ipnpoi. ffTobioi, KUKXujcrdvioi, khI XaTTdrei;, Kai aTTopoi, Kai dpftioi, kui MXôi, kki xaX&txToi, kui laeTUJiro- ijjopeg, Kai dxpiocpdYOi, Kai eiiiuvu)iiTai (p. 707). The Syriac version (<strong>Budge</strong>, <strong>Alexander</strong>, p. 2) has a different set of names again. The scout who addressed Nectanebus probably enumera- ted the chief barbarian tribes which lived in the countries between Persia and Egypt. 3 Read "^^^ • °^_
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