| Publisher | Classic House Books |
| Copyright Holder | Classic House Books |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Location | New York |
| This Edition Published | 2009 |
| Copyright | 2009 |
| Pages / Font | 159 pages |
| Barcode | 9781442133051 |
| ISBN | 978-1442133051 |
| Chapters | Introduction, p. 2
The aims of the book, p. 7
Part I
I Greek philosophy is stolen Egyptian philosophy, p. 8
II So-called Greek philosophy was alien to the Greeks and their conditions of life, p. 17
III Greek philosophy was the offspring of the Egyptian mystery system, p. 23
IV The Egyptians educated the Greeks, p. 35
V The Pre-Socratic philosophers and the teachings ascribed to them, p. 46
VI The Athenian philosophers, p. 68
VII The curriculum of the Egyptian mystery system, p. 111
VIII The Memphite theology is the basis of all important doctrines of Greek philosophy, p. 117
Part II
IX Social reformation through the new philosophy of African redemption, p. 128
Appendix, p. 137 Introduction, p. 2
The aims of the book, p. 7
Part I
I Greek philosophy is stolen Egyptian philosophy, p. 8
II So-called Greek philosophy was alien to the Greeks and their conditions of life, p. 17
III Greek philosophy was the offspring of the Egyptian mystery system, p. 23
IV The Egyptians educated the Greeks, p. 35
V The Pre-Socratic philosophers and the teachings ascribed to them, p. 46
VI The Athenian philosophers, p. 68
VII The curriculum of the Egyptian mystery system, p. 111
VIII The Memphite theology is the basis of all important doctrines of Greek philosophy, p. 117
Part II
IX Social reformation through the new philosophy of African redemption, p. 128
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