New York, the Metropolis of the Western World
New York, the Metropolis of the Western World
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He whom Turn, the lord of Heliopolis, has begotten; the son of his loins whom Thoth has brought forth; who was created by them in the great temple in the beauty of their limbs; who knew what he would do to establish an eternal kingdom. Thothmes 111. , the king of Upper and Lower Egypt, beloved of the great god Turn and his circle of gods, who gives all life, stability and strength now and forever.
Thus Thothmes. Then in his turn Ramses: The heavenly Horus, the powerful bull beloved of Ra. The k...ing of Upper and Lower Egypt, Ramses 1 1. , the Sun, the child of the gods. Master of two coun- tries, the Sun's offspring, Ramses II. , a youth glorious, beloved like Aten when he shines in the horizon. The lord of the two countries, Ramses II. , the Sun's offspring, Ramses 1 1. , the glorious image of Ra, who gives life.
Across the base, repeated four times, is the inscription: Long life to the gracious god — Ramses II. And then five hundred years after Thothmes and three hundred after Ramses, Osarkon added hi- name: The king of Upper and Lower Egypt, Osarkon I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He whom Turn, the lord of Heliopolis, has begotten; the son of his loins whom Thoth has brought forth; who was created by them in the great temple in the beauty of their limbs; who knew what he would do to establish an eternal kingdom. Thothmes 111. , the king of Upper and Lower Egypt, beloved of the great god Turn and his circle of gods, who gives all life, stability and strength now and forever.
Thus Thothmes. Then in his turn Ramses: The heavenly Horus, the powerful bull beloved of Ra. The k...ing of Upper and Lower Egypt, Ramses 1 1. , the Sun, the child of the gods. Master of two coun- tries, the Sun's offspring, Ramses II. , a youth glorious, beloved like Aten when he shines in the horizon. The lord of the two countries, Ramses II. , the Sun's offspring, Ramses 1 1. , the glorious image of Ra, who gives life.
Across the base, repeated four times, is the inscription: Long life to the gracious god — Ramses II. And then five hundred years after Thothmes and three hundred after Ramses, Osarkon added hi- name: The king of Upper and Lower Egypt, Osarkon I.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foster Reynolds Co to read onlineMoreLess
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