Egyptian Religion
Egyptian Religion
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These, Arabs and Beduins, were conquered, their fields destroyed, their vineyards and plantations cut down, their dwellings burned, their leaders killed and a host of captives made. For his pri- vate and public merits he was richly recompensed by Pharaoh, and „he was more pleasing to Pharaoh's heart than any other official or servant in the country. " But his like had never been seen and „there have never been such deeds performed in this country. " In Benihassan's tombs from the 12th dynasty s...i- milar biographies are found of great importance to history, but as they do not exactly bear upon our present topic I shall not deal farther with them. They can only here be of interest in so far as they show that the profane element still plays an important part in the tombs 2200 years before Christ. But the religious and funereal ele- ments press little by little forward beside the profane, until at last from the 19th dynasty it becomes the over- ruling element in the inscriptions on the tombs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These, Arabs and Beduins, were conquered, their fields destroyed, their vineyards and plantations cut down, their dwellings burned, their leaders killed and a host of captives made. For his pri- vate and public merits he was richly recompensed by Pharaoh, and „he was more pleasing to Pharaoh's heart than any other official or servant in the country. " But his like had never been seen and „there have never been such deeds performed in this country. " In Benihassan's tombs from the 12th dynasty s...i- milar biographies are found of great importance to history, but as they do not exactly bear upon our present topic I shall not deal farther with them. They can only here be of interest in so far as they show that the profane element still plays an important part in the tombs 2200 years before Christ. But the religious and funereal ele- ments press little by little forward beside the profane, until at last from the 19th dynasty it becomes the over- ruling element in the inscriptions on the tombs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jens Daniel Carolus Lieblein to read onlineMoreLess
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