History of the Egyptian Religion
History of the Egyptian Religion
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Was the first who subdued Ethiopia entirely, and his son Ame- nemha Mceris appears to have been a devoted worshipper of Sebak, for he imported the worship of this deity into the Eayoom, the new province he had founded, the capital of which the Greeks called Krokodilopolis, and he called his daughter, who, after his son, succeeded him on the throne, and who closes the twelfth dynasty, Sebek-nefru, a name the component parts of which recur in all the kings' names of the thirteenth dynasty. Eoyal ...patronage explains the great and speedy spread of this foreign cultus. The Egyp- tian town where it was introduced is, for reasons easy to understand, said to have been Ombos. Sebak is at least regularly designated " gocl of Ombos. " There, from of old, 1 In' the"' well-known romance of termination ah has' mnch affinity Anepu and Batau, R a orders Chnum with the Ethiopian article, so that to form a wife for Batau also. He Sebak may perhaps be the Kushite is thus here a kind of Prometheus. Seb or Kronos.
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Was the first who subdued Ethiopia entirely, and his son Ame- nemha Mceris appears to have been a devoted worshipper of Sebak, for he imported the worship of this deity into the Eayoom, the new province he had founded, the capital of which the Greeks called Krokodilopolis, and he called his daughter, who, after his son, succeeded him on the throne, and who closes the twelfth dynasty, Sebek-nefru, a name the component parts of which recur in all the kings' names of the thirteenth dynasty. Eoyal ...patronage explains the great and speedy spread of this foreign cultus. The Egyp- tian town where it was introduced is, for reasons easy to understand, said to have been Ombos. Sebak is at least regularly designated " gocl of Ombos. " There, from of old, 1 In' the"' well-known romance of termination ah has' mnch affinity Anepu and Batau, R a orders Chnum with the Ethiopian article, so that to form a wife for Batau also. He Sebak may perhaps be the Kushite is thus here a kind of Prometheus. Seb or Kronos.
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