De Origine Et Usu Obeliscorum... by Georg Zoega is a scholarly Latin treatise exploring the origins and usage of obelisks, particularly those of ancient Egypt. This work delves into the historical significance, symbolism, and construction techniques associated with these monumental structures. Zoega's study provides valuable insights into the cultural and religious contexts that shaped the creation and placement of obelisks in antiquity. This remains a key reference for those interested in Egyptology, archaeology, and the classical world.

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