vutu
15,Ra-s'men-ke
16, Ra-s'vesur-ke
17, Ra-hau-shed-
hen't
18
19
20,
21,Ra-vesur . .
22, Ra-vesur . .
23,
24,
c, 1,
2, . . . Nerau
3, . . . hebai
d,l,
2,
3,
4
5,
6,
7,
8,
9
10,
11,
12, . . . mhit
13, . . . n-neb
14,
15, Ra . . . .
16, Ra . . . .
17,
18,
19, Ra-s'nepher-ke
20, Ra-mench-heru
21,Hu . . . .
22
e, 1 ke
2, . . . . ke
3, . . ke M:inu
4, . . ke Ha-ua-
tha
5, . . ke Bebnuu
6, . . . . ke
XV.
1.
Saites
iglSilites
? . en-nuAamu
2. jBuon
44 Baion
40
? . n . . ateph 30
n955
3. Apachnan
6! |.\pachnas
36
! Ap . . . 40
? Pianki
4.
AphSbis
61
li, Aphophis
14
! Ap . . . 60
? Ab-
5.
Stann
60
Scthos, etc.
6.
Archies 32 kings
49 518
Asseth, etc.
30
? Aan
XVI.
< 2031
XVII,
86 kings
151
» 1680
XVIII.
1.
Amosis
[One misplaced.]
Amenophthis
18
Tethmosis
25
65, Aah-mes
47, Aah-mes
Aah-mes
Ames I
1620
.1.
20
Amempbis
21
66, Amen-hotp
48, Amen-hotp
Amen-hotp
Amenoph I.
1498
5. iChebroa
13
Chebron
67, Taut-mes
49, Taut-mes
Taut-mes
Thothmes I.
1478
4. Amensis
22
Amesses
queen of
CS,Taiit-mes
50, Taut-mes
Taut-mes
Thothmes 11.
?1470
5. Misnphria
6. 1 MisphrafrmouthosiB
13i6, Miphres
12
69, Taut-mes
61, Taut-mes
Taut-mes
Thothmes III
1463
26
5, Mephragmou thosis
70, Amen-hotp
52, Amen-hotp
Amen-hotp
Amennpb II.
1416
7.
Touthmosis
9
Thmosis
10
71, Taut-mes
63, Taut-mes Taut-mes '
Thothmes IV.
1410
8.
Amenophis
31
Memnon
72, -Vmen-hotp
54, Amen-hotp Amen-hotp
Amenoph HI.
1403
! regent
Amen-hotp
9.
Horus
37
73, Har-enn-
66,Har-erm-
Har-erm-heb
Horus.
1367
10.
Acherrhes
12
Achencherses
16
queen
hcb
heb
11. Rathos
9
Athoris
31
! Resitot
12. iChebres
12
Chencheres
16
Ra-shephru-neb, or
13.
Acherrhes II
12
AkenchJrcs, etc
.30
Amen -anch- tut - hak
14.
Armais
5
ArmSsis
4
Amen-mer
15.
Rhftium&ses
1
Rhamesses
68
74, Ra-meSBU
66, Ra-messu
Ra-mesesu
Rameses I.
1324
Rhamesses Mia-
moun
66
fOne misplaced.]
XIX.
1.
Setlios Rhapsakes
51 66
Rhampses
55 61
76, Seti
16, Ra-messu
57, Seti
Ra-maa-men Seti Ra - messu - mer -
Sethi I. Rameses II.
1322
1307
amen
IXVIII.
16.]
Amenophath
19
Amenophis
8
Mem - ptab - hotp-
hcr Seti Mern-ptab
Meneptab I,
!1247
3.
Armenophthea
20
Amenophis
40
Sethi II, Me- neptab 11. Rameses III.
•1240
4.
Rhamesses Ammcncmnes
60 5
Sethos Ammenemes
27
77. Ra-messu
Ra-messu hak Amen-amen
!1200
6. Tlionoris
7
Ncta-hor
XX.
!12 kiocrs
135
178
Ra-vesur Ra-messu
Rameses IV.
1192
Ra-sur Ra-messu
Rameses V.
Uncertain.
Ra - nepher Ra -
Rameses VI.
Ra-messu Ra-she-
Rameses VII.
pher
Ra-sha Ra-messu
Rameses VIII.
Mer -amen Ra-
Shu-muab Ra-
mes=u Tha rest uncertain.
Rameses IX. Rameses X.
EGYPT
95
EGYPT
TABLE OF THE EGYPTIAN REIGNS.— (CojUmiecd.)
Dynas-
XXIV. XXV.
XXX. XXXI.
Smendes
Psousennea
Nephelchfirea
Amenophthis
OsOchor
Psinaches
Psousennea
Sesonchis
Osorthoa
3 others
Takelothia
:i others
Petoubastia
Osorcho
Psammoua
Zet
Bocch6ria
Sabakon
Sebichos
Tarkos
Amm^ria
>tephinatea
Xechepsos
N'echao
Psammetichos
N'echao II
Psainmouthis II
Onaphris
Amosis
Kambuses
[Smerdis, 7 months.] Dareios (son of) Hustaspoa Xerxes tne Great
Artaxerxes
[Sopdianus, J]
Dareios
Ainurtaioa
Nepherites
Achoris
Psamouthia
XektanSbes
N'ektaneboa Ochos Arses Dareioa
Xepherchgrea AuiD^enophthia
Sousennea
Sesoncbosia
Osorchon
3>
4, Nachao
Psaniuietuchoa
Nechepsos
Psauimetichos
Psammecheritea
4, Artabanos The Long-handed Xerxes II
Psammouthia
Nepherites
Mouthis
Nektangbis
Teos
Oichos
On the MonumcTiis.
! Amun-se Pehor
? Pi-anch » Pi-sham Ra-het Sheshonk Ra-slieru Osarkan ! Ra-het Tekerot Ra-vesur Osarkan Ra-shem Sheshonk Ra-het Tekerot
Ra-vesur Sheshonk
Ra-vesur Pimai Ra-aa-shephtr Sheshonk
Ra-sehar Pet-si-bast Ra-aa-shepher Osarkan Ra-vesur P'si-mut
? Bek-en-rauph Ranepher-she Shebake Ra-tet-keu Shebateke Ra-nepher-teru-shu Taharka
Ru-ah-het Paemitik Ra-nem-het Nekau Ra-nepher-het Psemitik Ra-haa-het Ru-ah-het Ra-knum-het Aah-nies Ra-anch-ka'u Psemitik Ra mesut Kamboth
Ra-£
i-mari Ntariush
Khsersba Artakhshersha
Amen-ret-kam
Ra-ba'n-netru Naiph-au-ret Ra-maa't-khnum Hakar
Ra-s'nezem Nekt-har-heb ! Ze(t)-ho Ra-shepher-ke Nekt-neb
Qmquest of Egypt by Alexander the Great.
Designation by most Writers.
Sheshonk I. Osorkon I. Tiklat I. Osorkon II. Sheshonk II. Tiklat ? II. ! Osorkon III. Sheshonk III. ? Tiklat III. ! Pishai. Sheshonk IV, Pet-Basbt. 1 Osorkon IV.
Shebek I. Shebek II. Tehrak.
Psametik I.
Neku.
Psametik II. Vaprahat. Ames 11. Psametik III. Cambyses.
Nektaneb I.
Nektaneb II. Artaxerxes III. Arses. Darius III.
Acces- B.c!
» S18 ? 183 i 775 ? 7 lis
734 « 728 1 716
690
4S3
414 4U8 402 389 388
XXI. History. — 1. Traditionary Period. — We have first to notice the indications in tlie Bible which rehite to the earliest period. In Gen. x we find the colo- nization of Egypt traced up to the immediate cliildren of Noah, for it is there stated that Mizraim was the second son of Ham, who was himself the second son of Noah. That Egypt was colonized by the descendants of Noah in a very remote age is further shown hy the mention of the migration of the Philistines from Caph- tor, which had taken place before the arrival of Abra- ham in Palestine (Gen. x, 14 ; compare Deut. ii, 23 ; Amos ix, 27). Before this migration could occur the Caphtorim and other Mizraites must have occupied Egypt for .some time. Immediately after these gene- alogical statements, the sacred narrative (Gen. xii) in- forms us that the patriarch Abraham, pressed by fam- ine, went down (B.C. 2087) into Egypt, where it ap- pears he found a monarch, a court, princes, and serv- ants, and where he found also those supplies of food which the well-known fertilitj' of the country had led him to seek there ; for it is expressly stated that the favor which his wife had won in the reigning Phara- oh's eyes procured him sheep and oxen, as well as he- asses, and men-servants, and maid-servants, and she- asses, and camels. A remarkable passage points to a knowledge of the date at which an ancient city' of Egypt was founded: "Hebron was built seven years before Zoan in Egypt" (Num. xiii, 22). We find that Hebron was originally called Kirjath-arba, and was a city of the Anakim (Josh, xiv, 15), and it is mentioned under that appellation in the history of Abraham (Gen. xxiii, 2) : it had therefore been founded by the giant- race before the days of that patriarch. In Gen. xxi, 9, mention is made in the case of Ishmael, the son of Hagar the Egyptian, whose mother took him a wife out of the land of Egypt (B.C. cir. 2055), of a mixed