The phenix : a collection of old and rare fragments: viz. the Morals of Confucius, the Chinese philosopher; the Oracles of Zoroaster, the founder of the religion of the Persian magi; Sanchoniathos̓ History of the creation; the Voyages of Hanno round the coast of Africa, five hundred years before Christ; King Hiempsals̓ History of the African settlements, translated from the Punic books; and the choice sayings of Publius Syrus.

Format Book
Publication InfoNew York : William Gowan, 1835.
Descriptionx pages, 1 leaf, [13]-298 pages ; 19 cm
Subjects
Philosophy, Chinese.
Oracles.
Aphorisms and apothegms.
Africa--Discovery and exploration. --Early works to 1800.

Other author/creatorConfucius.
Other author/creatorZoroaster.
Other author/creatorSanchuniathon.
Other author/creatorHanno. Periplus.
Other author/creatorPublilius, Syrus, active 1st century B.C.
Other author/creatorManetho.
Other author/creatorDemophilus.
Other author/creatorAmmianus Marcellinus.
Other author/creatorChaeremon, of Alexandria.
Partial contents Contains also: The Egyptian fragments: consisting of the writings of Manetho; the Obelisk of Heliopolis, from Ammianus Marcellinus; and the Exodus, from Chæremon and others -- The similitudes of Demophilus, or, Directions for the proper regulation of life.
LCCN 36005580