[4] [Greek: "autos de eikasa têde kai hote melanchroes eisi kai
oulotriches."] Liber II, Cap. 104.
[5] Cf. Maciver and Thompson: _Ancient Races of the Thebaid_.
[6] _Journal of Race Development_, I, 484.
[7] Petrie: _History of Egypt_, I, 51, 237.
[8] _From West Africa to Palestine_, p. 114.
[9] Depending partly on whether the so-called Hyksos sphinxes belong to
the period of the Hyksos kings or to an earlier period (cf. Petrie, I,
52-53, 237). That Negroids largely dominated in the early history of
western Asia is proven by the monuments.
[10] Petrie: _History of Egypt_, II, 337.
[11] Chamberlain: _Journal of Race Development_, April, 1911.
[12] Petrie: _History of Egypt_, II, 337.
[13] Reisner: _Archeological Survey of Nubia_, I, 319.
[14] Hoskins declares that the arch had its origin in Ethiopia.
[15] Maciver and Wooley: _Areika_, p. 2.
[16] Acts VIII, 27.