Ancient Records of Egypt: The nineteenth dynastyUniversity of Chicago Press, 1906 |
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Abu Simbel Abydos ägyptische Sprache Amenhotep III Amon Amon-Re army Asiatics Asien und Europa Atum Battle of Kadesh beautiful Behold Bekhten beloved Brugsch campaign captives Champollion chariot chariotry chief of Kheta commanded countries Denkmäler divine Egyptian ennead father forever give to thee gods Harmhab heart heaven Heliopolis Hittite Horus Ikhnaton inscription Karnak King of Upper king's king's-son Kush land of Kheta Lepsius Libyan lines lord of Thebes Lower Egypt Luxor Mariette Menmare Seti Merneptah mighty Montu monument Monumenti Storici Müller Naharin Nine Bows Notices descriptives officials Orontes Osiris palace Palestine Pharaoh priests Prisoners Ptah Ramesseum Ramses II Ramses II's Ramses-Meriamon Recueil reign reliefs Retenu Rosellini royal scene Seti Seti I's Seti-Merneptah Seti's Shabtuna Shasu shows side smiting southern stela Sutekh Syrian temple Thebes thou hast Thutmose Thutmose III thy majesty titulary Upper and Lower uraeus vanquished chief victory words Zeitschrift für ägyptische
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หน้า 138 - ... middle, while they were marching without knowing and without being drawn up for battle. The infantry and chariotry of his majesty retreated before them. Now, his majesty had halted on the north of the city of Kadesh, on the western side of the Orontes. Then came one to tell it to his majesty.
หน้า 188 - Favorite of the Two Goddesses," has been omitted before "Abiding, etc.") are those of Thutmose IV I The last two, however, show dearly that Ramses II is meant. peace, because of the fame of his majesty. From the marshes* was their tribute; silver, gold, lapis lazuli, 'malachite and every sweet wood of God's-Land were upon their backs, each one leading his neighbor.
หน้า 165 - Egypt, beginning with this day, in order to bring about good peace and good brotherhood between us forever, while he is in brotherhood with me, he is in peace with me; and I am in brotherhood with him, and I am in peace with him, forever.
หน้า 4 - At the feet of my lord the king seven times and seven times I worship. What have I done to the king my lord ? They have slandered me before the king my lord, ' Abdi-khiba is faithless toward the king his lord.
หน้า 129 - They came forth from the southern side of Kadesh, and they cut through the division of Re in its middle, while they were marching without knowing and without being drawn up for battle. The infantry and chariotry of his majesty retreated before them.
หน้า 171 - Egypt, let not his crime be set up against him; let not s4his house be injured, nor his wives, nor his children, [let] him [not be killed], and let no injury be done to his eyes, to his ears, to his mouth, nor to his feet.
หน้า 119 - King Menmare (Seti I) did the like, and caused to be dug a well of 120 cubits" depth in his time. It is (however), forsaken on the road, (for) no water came out of it. (But) if thou thyself say to thy father Hapi,' "the father of the gods: ' Let water be brought upon the mountain...
หน้า 26 - As for any citizen of the army, (concerning) whom one shall hear, saying : " He goeth about stealing hides," beginning with this day, the law shall be executed against him, by beating him a hundred blows, opening five wounds, and taking from him by force the hides which he took.
หน้า 16 - He sought the precincts of the gods which were in the districts in this land; he furnished them as they had been since the time of the first beginning. He established for them daily offerings every day. All the vessels of their temples were wrought of silver and gold. He equipped them with priests and with ritual priests and with the choicest of the army. He transferred to them lands and cattle, supplied with all...
หน้า 258 - before his face, the grain of his supplies was plundered, and he had no water in the skin to keep him alive.