The Mummy: Chapters on Egyptian Funereal ArchaeologyUniversity Press, 1894 - 404 pages |
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... throne of Egypt was declared valid . Sent , the last king of this dynasty , revised a work on medicine , and he Early appears to be the first king of whom contemporaneous monu- knowledge ments remain . in Egypt . medical During the rule ...
... throne of Egypt was declared valid . Sent , the last king of this dynasty , revised a work on medicine , and he Early appears to be the first king of whom contemporaneous monu- knowledge ments remain . in Egypt . medical During the rule ...
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... throne of Usertsen III . a new 2333 period of prosperity began for Egypt . He recognized very soon that the tribes of Nubia had to be put down with a conquer Nubia . Egyptians strong hand , and he marched EGYPTIAN HISTORY . 21.
... throne of Usertsen III . a new 2333 period of prosperity began for Egypt . He recognized very soon that the tribes of Nubia had to be put down with a conquer Nubia . Egyptians strong hand , and he marched EGYPTIAN HISTORY . 21.
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... , and according to Mariette he seems to have been an officer who rebelled and then seated himself on the throne . Sebek- Hyksos or " Shepherd Kings . " ḥetep II . was the son of a private individual EGYPTIAN HISTORY . 23 99 -XXX.
... , and according to Mariette he seems to have been an officer who rebelled and then seated himself on the throne . Sebek- Hyksos or " Shepherd Kings . " ḥetep II . was the son of a private individual EGYPTIAN HISTORY . 23 99 -XXX.
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... throne of Egypt , and during his long reign of fifty - three years1 he carried the arms of Egypt to the utter- most parts of the world as known to the Egyptians , and showed himself to be a wise and great king . While Ḥāt- shepset was ...
... throne of Egypt , and during his long reign of fifty - three years1 he carried the arms of Egypt to the utter- most parts of the world as known to the Egyptians , and showed himself to be a wise and great king . While Ḥāt- shepset was ...
Page 39
... throne he found it necessary to make war against nearly every nation that had formerly been subject to the Egyptians . From the reliefs sculptured on the walls of the temple of Åmen - Rā at Karnak we see that he attacked the people who ...
... throne he found it necessary to make war against nearly every nation that had formerly been subject to the Egyptians . From the reliefs sculptured on the walls of the temple of Åmen - Rā at Karnak we see that he attacked the people who ...
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