“Arrest and imprison men and women who, according to the Divan of Cairo, falsely claim to be saints, wander the streets either fully or partially naked” Natural History Padre Giambattista da Bormio (1711–1761):

Padre Giambattista da Bormio (1711–1761): Missionary in Cina

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“Arrest and imprison men and women who, according to the Divan of Cairo, falsely claim to be saints, wander the streets either fully or partially naked” Natural History Padre Giambattista da Bormio (1711–1761):Abdullah (Jacques Franois de Boussay de) Menou (1750 1810). Au quartier gnral du Kaire, le 9 nivose an 9 de la Rpublique Franaise, une et indivisible. Ordre du jour, du 9 nivse an 9. Au Kaire [Gizah], de lImprimerie nationale, [December 30, 1800]. Folio, 2 pp. With woodcut device on title and woodcut signature at the end. This unrecorded Ordre du jour (daily orders), printed in Cairo, serves as a vivid example of the cultural clash during the French