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A Brief History of Egypt

Author: Arthur Goldschmidt

School: Edo University

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: HIS113

Topics: Egypt, Ancient Egypt, Persian rule, Greek rule, Roman rule, Arab rule, early westernizing reform, British occupation, Nationalist resistance, Ambiguous independence, Military rule, Arab nationalism, Arab socialism, Anwar Sadat, contemporary Egypt

Egypt and the Maghreb up to 1800

Author: Alex Amaechi Ugwuja

School: Edo University

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: HIS113

Topics: Egypt, Maghreb, Arab invasion, Arab rule, Turkish rule, Ottoman rule

The Arab Conquest of Egypt and the Last Thirty Years of the Roman Dominion, 2nd edition

Author: Alfred Joshua Butler

School: Edo University

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: HIS113

Topics: Arab Conquest, Revolt of Heraclius, Struggle for Egypt, Failure of Bonôsus, Accession of Heraclius, Persian Conquest of Syria, Muslim Government, Conquest of Pentapolis

Egypt in the Age of Cleopatra History and Society under the Ptolemies

Author: Michel Chauveau

School: Edo University

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: HIS113

Topics: Cleopatra History, Greek Pharaohs, Ptolemy, Greek priests

Ancient philosophy

Author: Ebeh John Igbogo

School: National Open University of Nigeria

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: PHL102

Topics: Ancient philosophy, Ancient Babylon philosophy, Egypt philosophy, Hindu philosophy, Greeco-Roman era philosophy, Miletian Thinkers, Thales, Anaximander, Anaximenes, Pythagoras, Xenophanes, Heraclitus, Parmenides, Empedocles, Leucippus, Democritus, Anaxagoras, Zeno, Sophists, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Ancient Egyptian Civilisation, Ancient Egyptian Cosmology, Anaximander’s Teachings, Anaximander’s discourse

Africa to 1800

Author: Emmanuel Okla

School: Edo University

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: HIS114

Topics: African history, Archaeology, African international relations, Trans-Saharan Trade, Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, Egyptian Civilizations

The world's writing systems

Author: Peter Daniels, William Bright

School: University of Ibadan

Department: Education

Course Code: LIS118

Topics: writing systems, grammatology, Mesopotamian Cuneiform, Egyptian writing, Meroitic script, epigraphic semitic script, Iberian script, Berber script, Anatolian Hieroglyphs, Aegean scripts, Old Persian Cuneiform, Decipherment, proto-Elamite script, Indus script, Maya script, Mesoamerican script, East Asian writing systems, Early Chinese writing, Modern Chinese writing, Chinese writing, Korean writing, Japan writing, Siniform scripts, Yi script, Asian calligraphy, European writing systems, Phoenician script, Greek alphabet, Anatolian alphabet, coptic alphabet, Gothic alphabet, scripts of Italy, Roman alphabet, Runic script, Ogham, Slavic alphabet, Armenian alphabet, Georgian alphabet, South Asian writing systems, Brahmi, Kharoshthi, Devanagari script, Gujarati writing, Gurmukhi script, Bengali writing, Oriya writing, Sinhala writing, Kannada and telugu writing, Malayalam writing, Tamil writing, Tibetan script, southeast Asian writing systems, Burmese writing, Brahmi script, Thai and Lao writing, khmer writing, Insular southeast asian scripts, Middle easter writing systems, Jewish scripts, Aramaic scripts, Arabic writing, Dhivehi writing, Ethiopic writing, Cherokee writing, cree syllabary, Pahawh hmong script

African states and societies 1500-1800

Author: Victor Osaro Edo

School: University of Ibadan

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: HDS102

Topics: African states, African societies, Egypt, States of the Maghreb, Ottoman Rule, Fall of Songhai, Hausa states, Ashante, Fante, Buganda, East Africa, Chaka Kingdom, Zulu Kingdom, Amazulu, Great Trek, Boers Republics

African Civilisation from the earliest Times to 1500 AD

Author: Victor Osaro Edo

School: University of Ibadan

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: HDS101

Topics: African Civilisation, Africa, stone age, Neolithic age, Neolithic Revolution, Food Production Revolution, Agricultural Revolution, food production, Bantu expansion, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Swahili Civilisation, Great Zimbabwe, Monomotapa Empire, Monomotapa kingdom, South Africa, West Africa, Nigeria

Lecture notes in old testament studies

Author: Olugbemiro Berekiah

School: University of Ibadan

Department: Arts and Humanities

Course Code: RCS214

Topics: promise land, Egypt, Canaan, patriarchs, Hebrew, Hebraic Covenant, Israel, Pure Blooded Hebrews, Jew, Hebraic Jews, Hellenistic Jews, proselytes, Abraham, Mar, Nuzi

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