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Having captured Avaris , Amasis marched into Asia , where he captured the town of Sharhana , the min of Joshua xix . 6 , and made himself master of the land of T'ahi . Returning Egyptian to Egypt he marched into Nubia and defeated ...
Having captured Avaris , Amasis marched into Asia , where he captured the town of Sharhana , the min of Joshua xix . 6 , and made himself master of the land of T'ahi . Returning Egyptian to Egypt he marched into Nubia and defeated ...
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In the twenty - ninth and thirtieth years of his reign he marched again to Syria and captured Tunep , Aradus , Carchemish and Kadesh on the Orontes . The remaining years of his life he employed in making expeditions against the Retennu ...
In the twenty - ninth and thirtieth years of his reign he marched again to Syria and captured Tunep , Aradus , Carchemish and Kadesh on the Orontes . The remaining years of his life he employed in making expeditions against the Retennu ...
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Esarhaddon , son of Sennacherib , marched to Palestine by way of Beyrût , where on his return to Assyria he set up a memorial slab at the head of the Nahr el - Kelb side by side with those of Rameses II . Without difficulties other than ...
Esarhaddon , son of Sennacherib , marched to Palestine by way of Beyrût , where on his return to Assyria he set up a memorial slab at the head of the Nahr el - Kelb side by side with those of Rameses II . Without difficulties other than ...
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Contents
Egyptian Chronology | 10 |
The History of Egypt Dynasties I XXX | 18 |
List of Egyptian Dynasties and the dates assigned to them | 69 |
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