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155 PART II A NOTEBOOK OF THE NILE IX . UP THE NILE TO BENI HASSAN . X
. ASSIUT . . . . . . . XI . ON TO DENDERA . . . . . XII . KARNAK AND LUXOR . . . XIII .
THE WEST BANK AT THEBES . . XIV . ESNEH , EDFŮ , AND KOM OMBO .
155 PART II A NOTEBOOK OF THE NILE IX . UP THE NILE TO BENI HASSAN . X
. ASSIUT . . . . . . . XI . ON TO DENDERA . . . . . XII . KARNAK AND LUXOR . . . XIII .
THE WEST BANK AT THEBES . . XIV . ESNEH , EDFŮ , AND KOM OMBO .
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248 VALLEY OF THE TOMBS , THEBES . . . . 256 TERRACED TEMPLE OF
HATASU , FROM ABOVE . 264 THE RAMESSEUM , THEBES . . . . . 272
COLOSSI OF " MEMNON " . . . . . . 276 BACKSHEESH BOYS AT ESNEH . . . . 280
FAÇADE OF ...
248 VALLEY OF THE TOMBS , THEBES . . . . 256 TERRACED TEMPLE OF
HATASU , FROM ABOVE . 264 THE RAMESSEUM , THEBES . . . . . 272
COLOSSI OF " MEMNON " . . . . . . 276 BACKSHEESH BOYS AT ESNEH . . . . 280
FAÇADE OF ...
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Still another form was developed later in the time of Thebes , the most splendid
epoch of older Egypt , under the Amenhôteps and their later successors , the
Ramessids . This was the time when absolute secrecy had come to be even more
...
Still another form was developed later in the time of Thebes , the most splendid
epoch of older Egypt , under the Amenhôteps and their later successors , the
Ramessids . This was the time when absolute secrecy had come to be even more
...
Page 111
The great Theban triad , the most important trio of gods at the most stirring epoch
of Egyptian history , consisted of Ammon , the supreme sun - god ; Mut , the
fostering mother ; and Khonsu , the timemeasuring moon . Add to these three ,
Horus ...
The great Theban triad , the most important trio of gods at the most stirring epoch
of Egyptian history , consisted of Ammon , the supreme sun - god ; Mut , the
fostering mother ; and Khonsu , the timemeasuring moon . Add to these three ,
Horus ...
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She is much too important a goddess to ignore , although she is not one of the
Theban triad . And she divides with Horus the honor of possessing at this day the
finest temples surviving in the upper valley of the Nile . The gods of the dead ...
She is much too important a goddess to ignore , although she is not one of the
Theban triad . And she divides with Horus the honor of possessing at this day the
finest temples surviving in the upper valley of the Nile . The gods of the dead ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Egyptian Days |
| Author | Philip Sanford Marden |
| Publisher | Houghton Mifflin, 1912 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2008 |
| Length | 329 pages |
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