History of Egypt
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The number of hypotheses concerning this epoch is legion, but not one is supported by facts and monuments. The times of the thirteenth and fourteenth dynasties seem to have been troublesome. The kings of the former ruled, according to Manetho, only about seven and a half years on an average, those of the latter only about six years, while the members of the first Hyksos dynasty ruled on an average forty-three and one third years. The entire period is evidently set down as too long by Man...etho 's copyists, who give over one hundred and forty-two kings in THE THIRTEENTH DYNASTY. 59 over fourteen hundred and forty-eight years. The monu- ments do not permit us to assume so great a gap in the history as five hundred and eleven years between the close of the fourteenth dynasty and the beginning of the New Empire (about 1530 B. A). There have come down to us the genealogies of nobles who lived early in the eighteenth dynasty that after a few generations give names which certainly belonged to contemporaries of the thirteenth and fourteenth dynasties.
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years.
The number of hypotheses concerning this epoch is legion, but not one is supported by facts and monuments. The times of the thirteenth and fourteenth dynasties seem to have been troublesome. The kings of the former ruled, according to Manetho, only about seven and a half years on an average, those of the latter only about six years, while the members of the first Hyksos dynasty ruled on an average forty-three and one third years. The entire period is evidently set down as too long by Man...etho 's copyists, who give over one hundred and forty-two kings in THE THIRTEENTH DYNASTY. 59 over fourteen hundred and forty-eight years. The monu- ments do not permit us to assume so great a gap in the history as five hundred and eleven years between the close of the fourteenth dynasty and the beginning of the New Empire (about 1530 B. A). There have come down to us the genealogies of nobles who lived early in the eighteenth dynasty that after a few generations give names which certainly belonged to contemporaries of the thirteenth and fourteenth dynasties.
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