Edward Trollope

Summary

Edward Trollope,  Archaeological Journal (1854)

“ It may be remarked that the flies surround Pharaoh alone, filling the air above him and crawling upon the ground beneath his feet, whilst Moses and Aaron, although close to him, and absent from their favoured Goshen, still enjoy immunity from the plague tormenting the guilty king, not one fly approaching them. ”
Source: Wikisource

Edward Trollope,  Archaeological Journal (1854)

“ DATE, EARLY FOURTEENTH CENTURY just been uttered, which, instead of rendering the holy youths pliant, caused them to break forth with such united energy in defying the monarch's power, that he seems to be momentarily rendered speechless, before "his countenance was changed," and that fury arose in which he condemned them to the furnace. To fill up the vacant spaces round the edge of the pavement formed by the diagonal arrangement of its quarries, a series of triangular slabs have been provided. ”
Source: Wikisource

Edward Trollope,  Archaeological Journal (1854)

“ Below, to the left, is Noah, in the act of obeying it, with so much alacrity that he not only superintends the work, but, armed with a goodly hatchet, takes a part in it himself; and to the right, the high forecastle of the ark rises up, composed of planking, which a workman is apparently in the act of hammering on.
2. Pharaoh and the plague of flies.
”
Source: Wikisource

Get perspective with Kwize: daily news enlightened by great literature