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Map of Greece with the western shores of Asia Minor. On the lower part a the map of Istanbul is provided as well.

Portrait of the author. Dressed in traditional costume of the East, Thevenot indicates the regions he visited on the map.

Allegoric scene: War and Peace as female figures. At the center the emblem of the Lord of Pembroke, to whom Pococke dedicated his work.

A Mummy brought from Egypt to the Right Honourable Lord Charles Cavendish.

View of the Valley of the Kings in ancient Thebes (Luxor).

Hieroglyphical representations in Ramesseum, the memorial temple of Ramesses II in Luxor (anc. Thebes).

View of Ramesseum, the memorial temple of Ramesses II in Luxor (anc. Thebes).

View and plan of carved temples in Gebel el-Silsila in Egypt.

Views of the Monasteries of Saint Paul the Anchorite and Saint Anthony.

Views of Mount Sinai.

Map of the top of Mount Sinai. Map of the area around the top of Mount Sinai. Views of the "Rock of Rephidim", stopover of the Jews during their Exodus from Egypt.

View, section plan and floor plan of the convent and the church of Saint Catherine on Mount Sinai.

Isis statue, which Richard Pococke bought in Cairo and carried away to Great Britain.

Isis statue which Richard Pococke bought in Cairo and carried away to Great Britain.

Statue of Osiris which Richard Pococke bought in Cairo and carried away to Great Britain.

Statue of Osiris, which Richard Pococke bought in Cairo and carried away to Great Britain.

Egyptian pillars from Karkan, Esna, Baalbeit el-Hagar (anc. Busiris), and other locations.

Egyptian capitals from Luxor, Amara, the Temple of Ptolemy IV in Qaw el-Kebir (anc. Antaiopolis), Aswan, Esna and Philae island.

Sacred ibis mummies from the necropolis of Saqqara. A: Vase containing the embalmed bird. B, C: Vase after the removal of the seal. D, E, F: Views of the mummy as the shroud is gradually removed. G: Bones and remains of the bird's plumage. Catfish (Bagridae). Fish from lake Moeris.