...will account in a satisfactory manner for the lodgment of sands on the surface of that extensive rock. These sands, on the subsiding of the waters, were...summit of the pyramid ; nor do I doubt but the apex was revised from it by the impetuosity of the waters, while in their unabated rapidity, and thus left the...

...completion, and brought there by no less a carrier than ' the universal deluge, called Noah'3 ' flood.' ' These sands, on the subsiding of the ' waters, were...probably very near the summit of ' the Pyramid. Nor do I' (Rev. T. Gabb) ' doubt ' but the apex of the Great Pyramid was severed ' from it by the impetuosity...

...a satisfactory manner, for the lodgment of sands on the surface of the extensive rock." He adds, " These sands, on the subsiding of the waters, were probably very near the summit of the pyramid." Josephus rehearses the tradition of the Shemites going to Siriad, or Egypt, and erecting there two...