Volume 2 only. 477p. by James Wilson. 1805. 

The History of Egypt is a rich tapestry that chronicles the rise and fall of one of the world's oldest civilizations. From the era of the Pharaohs to Roman rule, and the eventual spread of Christianity, Egypt's historical narrative is marked by significant events and influential figures. Key moments include the reign of powerful leaders like Augustus and Tiberius, the rise of Arianism, and the pivotal role of bishops such as Athanasius and Cyril in shaping religious dynamics. The destruction of pagan temples and the establishment of Christianity as the state religion highlight the profound cultural shifts that occurred. This historical account not only reflects Egypt's complex socio-political landscape but also its enduring legacy in the annals of world history.