This book consists of two essays by Cornelius Pauw, a Dutch philosopher and theologian who lived in the 18th century. The first essay explores the history and culture of ancient Egypt, while the second one analyzes the religious and philosophical beliefs of the Chinese. Pauw's work provides valuable insights into the thought and customs of two important civilizations of the past.

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