[25] St. Paul says: “Qui non laborat non manducet.”
[26] Herodotus, lib. ii.
[27] Diodorus, lib. i.
[28] Diodorus, lib. i.
[29] From σείω, I shake off, and ἄχθος, burden. See Plutarch, Life of Solon, xiv.
[30] Ampère, Des Castes, etc., dans l’ancienne Egypte.
[31] Letter from M. de Rougé à M. Leemans, Revue Archéol., vol. xii.
[32] We have seen by the law respecting loans, attributed to King Bocchoris, that coined money was known to the Egyptians at least eight centuries B.C.
[33] F. Lenormant, Manuel d’Hist. ancienne.
[34] Discours sur l’Hist. univ.: “The Egyptians observe the customs of their fathers, and adopt no new ones,” says Herodotus.