Horapollon

Horapollo (from Horus Apollo; ) (5th century AD?) is the supposed author of a treatise, titled Hieroglyphica, on Egyptian hieroglyphs, extant in a Greek translation by a Philippus (also dating to 5th century).

Works in European collections

36 objects attributed to Horapollon, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana

Hieroglyphica Horapollinis

Hierapollinis

Hieroglyphicon liber I et liber II introductio cum figuris

Hieroglyphica Horapollinis

Hōru Apollōnos Neilōu Hieroglyphika :libri duo, vbi ad fidem vetusti codicis manu scripti restituta sunt loca permulta, corrupta ante ac deplorata = Ori Apollinis Niliaci, De Sacris notis & sculpturis

Hieroglyphica Horapollinis

Horapollinis

Hieroglyphica Horapollinis

Johannis Pierii Valeriani Bellunensis hieroglyphica, sive de sacris Aegyptiorum aliorumque gentium litteris commentariorum (etc.)

Ioannes Frobenivs Stvdiosis S. D. Damus nunc uobis Orum Apolline[m] Niliacu[m] de Hieroglyphicis : In quo ueteris Aegyptioru[m] sapientiae thesauru[m] reperietis ...

De Hieroglyphicis notes. A Bernardino Trebatio Videntino Latinitate donatus.

<<Horapollonis> Hieroglyphica graece et latine cum integris observationibus et notis Joann. Merceri et David. Hoeschelii et selectis Nicolai Caussini, curante Joanne-Cornelio de Pauw, qui suas observationes addidit (specimen Prunksaal)

The Hieroglyphics of Horapollo Nilous [graece et anglice] by Alexander Turner-Cory. (With woodcuts.)

Hieroglyphica hoc est de sacris Aegyptiorum literis libelli duo de Graeco in Latinum sermonem a Philippo Phasianino nunc primum translati

De hieroglyphicis notis, à Bernardino Trebatio Vicentino latinitate donatus

Hieroglyphica a Davide Hoeschelio ... correcta, suppleta, illustrata

Polyhistor symbolicvs, electorum symbolorum, & Parabolarum historicarum stromata, XII. Libris complectens. (Hieroglyphica, graece et latine). (Alt-Prunk)