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The Atlas of the Bible Lands:HIstory, Daily Life, and Tradit,
This review is from: The Atlas of the Bible Lands (Hardcover)
Although the Horn book called the pages overcrowded, I think the book is ideal for young or reluctant readers because there are so many pictures calculated to capture student interest. Short descriptions of religions in Egypt, Rome, and Mesopotamia lend to making comparisons and gaining a quick overview of the topic. The index lists 27 pages for Egypt, but some pages only mention Egypt in passing with no information about Egypt (example: p. 20 "In the Exodus story Moses and Aaron ask the pharaoh to let his Jewish slaves go free. When he refuses, God brings ten plagues down on Egypt, including frogs, boils, hail and locusts"). Includes maps and illustrations.
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The Atlas of the Bible Lands by Andrea Dué (Hardcover - February 9, 2001)
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