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... wrote in Greek; the designation of kings as “first,” “second,” “third,” is an arrange- ment of modern scholars. The beginning of the New Kingdom is established to have been about -1580 (the expulsion of the Hyksos in the time of Kamose ...
... wrote in Greek; the designation of kings as “first,” “second,” “third,” is an arrange- ment of modern scholars. The beginning of the New Kingdom is established to have been about -1580 (the expulsion of the Hyksos in the time of Kamose ...
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... wrote that the Hyksos , when expelled from Egypt , went to Syria and there built Jerusalem.2 Josephus Flavius , the Jewish historian of the first century , polemized against Apion , the grammarian , and against 2 1 T. E. Peet : Egypt ...
... wrote that the Hyksos , when expelled from Egypt , went to Syria and there built Jerusalem.2 Josephus Flavius , the Jewish historian of the first century , polemized against Apion , the grammarian , and against 2 1 T. E. Peet : Egypt ...
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... wrote on the authority of Apion that in the days of Ahmose the Jews revolted under Moses.1 Eusebius, another Father of the Church, in his Canon wrote a gloss to the name Cencheres of one of the later kings of the Eighteenth Dynasty (his ...
... wrote on the authority of Apion that in the days of Ahmose the Jews revolted under Moses.1 Eusebius, another Father of the Church, in his Canon wrote a gloss to the name Cencheres of one of the later kings of the Eighteenth Dynasty (his ...
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... wrote that he was “egregiously mistaken with respect to the volcanic character of Mount Sinai.”2 His confession was published post-humously in a gilt- edged volume, very different in appearance from Mount Sinai a Vol- cano. It gave an ...
... wrote that he was “egregiously mistaken with respect to the volcanic character of Mount Sinai.”2 His confession was published post-humously in a gilt- edged volume, very different in appearance from Mount Sinai a Vol- cano. It gave an ...
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... wrote: “There is clearly some play upon the word hrw (noise) here, the point of which is to us obscure.” Does it mean “earthquake” and “years of earthquake”? In Hebrew the word “raash” signifies “noise”, “commo- tion”, as well as ...
... wrote: “There is clearly some play upon the word hrw (noise) here, the point of which is to us obscure.” Does it mean “earthquake” and “years of earthquake”? In Hebrew the word “raash” signifies “noise”, “commo- tion”, as well as ...
Inhalt
The ElAmarna | 191 |
Jerusalem Samaria and Jezreel | 237 |
The Letters of Jehoshaphats | 245 |
The First Siege of Samaria by the King of Damascus | 252 |
The King of Samaria Seeks an Ally against the King of Damascus | 259 |
The ElAmarna Letters Continued | 267 |
Arza the Courtier | 280 |
The ElAmarna Letters Concluded | 305 |
The Hyksos | 71 |
The Queen Tahpenes | 98 |
The Queen of Sheba | 115 |
Makeda and Makera | 146 |
The Temple in Jerusalem | 153 |
Princess The Astounding Gods Land and Rezenu | 179 |
II | 183 |
Is Opposed by a Syrian Coalition | 311 |
The Phoenicians Leave for a New Home | 317 |
ElAmarna Correspondence? Idioms of the ElAmarna Letters | 327 |
Bibliography | 353 |
Around the Subject | 363 |
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