...of Winter, which stands towards the south, is treated in exactly the contrary way. King Rbampsinitus was possessed, they said, of great riches in silver,...successors, surpassed or even equalled his wealth. For 1 This is evidently the name of a Remeses, and not of a king of an early dynasty. The first individual...

...of Winter, which stands towards the south, is treated in exactly the contrary way. King Ehampsinitus was possessed, they said, of great riches in silver,...upon the treasures, contrived, as he was making the building, to insert in this wall a stone,5 which could easily be removed from its place by two 1 This...

...tales Herodotus delights in telling. " King Ehampsinitus," he says, " was possessed of riches in silver to such an amount that none of the princes his successors...upon the treasures, contrived, as he was making the building, to insert in this wall a stone, which could easily be removed from its place by two men,...

...tales Herodotus delights in telling. " King Ehampsinitus," he says, " was possessed of riches in silver to such an amount that none of the princes his successors...upon the treasures, contrived, as he was making the building, to insert in this wall a stone, which could easily be removed from its place by two men,...

...of Winter, which stands towards the south, is treated in exactly the contrary way. King Khampsinitus was possessed, they said, of great riches in silver,...even equalled his wealth. For the better custody of tin's money, he proposed to build a vast chamber of hewn stone, one side of which was to form a part...

...of Winter, which stands towards the south, is treated hi exactly the contrary way. King Khampsinitus was possessed, they said, of great riches in silver, — indeed to such au amount, that none of the princes, his successors, surpassed or even equalled his wealth. For the...

...tales Herodotus delights in telling. "King Ehampsinitus," he says, "was possessed of riches in silver to such an amount that none of the princes his successors surpassed, or even equalled, his wealth. For the hetter custody of this money he proposed to build a vast chamber of hewn stone, one side of which was...

...wrong, when it brought such dire calamities upon himself and the other Trojans. But the fact w¡is that they had no Helen to deliver, and so they told...upon the treasures, contrived, as he was making the building, to insert in this wall a stone/ which could easily be removed from its place by two 1 This...

...punishments. Such, at least, is my view of the matter. 121. (1.) When Proteus died, Khampsinitus, ' the priests informed me, succeeded to the throne....upon the treasures, contrived, as he was making the building, to insert in this wall a stone,4 which could easily be removed from its place by two 1 This...

...— detailed upon the Papyrus, curiously confirms the account of Herodotus, that " King Khampsinitus was possessed, they said, of great riches in silver,...successors, surpassed or even equalled his wealth. . . . The same king, I was also informed by the priests, afterwards descended alive into the region...