Collier's neue Enzyklopädie: Ein Loseblatt und selbstüberarbeitendes Nachschlagewerk .. Mit 515 Illustrationen und sechsundneunzig Karten .. E-stimmte sich der Studie des Ägyptologyat Berlin zu. Er etablierte sich in Jena als Dozent, wo er im Jahr schur. Als nächstes Jahr machte er eine lange Reise in den Osten, und EBERT 460 ECBATANA 1870 wurde als Pro-Faster der Ägyptologie nach Leipzig berufen. Sein Besuch in Ägypten führte zur Entdeckung der thekelebrierten hieratischen medizinischen PapyrusEbers, die er 1875 veröffentlichte. Die Serie der historischen Romanzen umfasst die Insequence: An Egyptian Princess (1864); Uarda (1

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Collier's new encyclopedia : a loose-leaf and self-revising reference work ..with 515 illustrations and ninety-six maps . e-voted himself to the study of Egyptologyat Berlin. He established himself in1865 as a lecturer at Jena, where in1868 he was made professor. Next yearhe made a long journey to the East, and EBERT 460 ECBATANA in 1870 was called to Leipzig as Pro-fessor of Egyptology. His visit toEgypt resulted in the discovery of thecelebrated hieratic medical PapyrusEbers which he published in 1875. Hisseries of historical romances comprise insequence: An Egyptian Princess(1864); Uarda (1877); Homo Sum(1878); The Sisters (1879); TheEmperor (1880); Serapis (1885);The Bride of the Nile (1886);Joshua (1889) ; Per Aspera (1892) ;Cleopatra (1894); and Eli fen, inverse (1888). He wrote several otherhistorical novels; including The Burgo-masters Wife (1881). He died nearMunich, Bavaria, Aug. 8, 1898. EBEST, FRIEDBICH, President ofthe German Republic. During his youthhe worked first as a harness maker andthen as a tailor. He made sufficientmoney by these trades to purchase aprinting establishment in Bremen, . FRIEDRICH EBERT where he also wrote for the Socialistpapers. In 1908 he became a memberof the Reichstag, elected there by theSocial Deiriocrats. His service as amember of that body was featured by hiscriticisms of the military budgets and by his conservatism in restraining revo-lutionary methods. When the war of1914 came, he with the majority of hisparty, supported the Government, andeven defended the unlimited submarinewarfare. In 1916 he was chosen leaderof the Socialist group in the Reichstagcalled the Majority Socialists, as dis-tinguished from the Minority Socialistswho opposed the war. He was officiallychosen as the national head of the Ma-jority Socialists at the Congress of thatparty which was held in Wiirzburg in1917. Although supporting the Govern-ment, _ Ebert and his group did not failto criticize it severely and on July 19, 1917, they sponsored the resol

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