The Pharaoh and the Priest: An Historical Novel of Ancient Egypt |
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Amon anger answered army art thou Assyrian Astaroth began Beroes boat Chaldean chamber chief command court cried Dagon desert didst dignitaries divine dost thou drachma earth earth-tillers Egypt Egyptian Eunana eyes face father fell garden give gods gold Greek hands Harran Hator head heard heart heir high priest Hiram holiness hundred Hyksos immense inquired interrupted Kama laborers labyrinth land Libyans live through eternity looked lord Lower Egypt Lykon Mefres Memphis Mentezufis Musawasa night Nikotris Nile Nitager nomarch officers Osiris palace Patrokles Pentuer pharaoh Phœnicians Pi-Bast priestess Prince Rameses prince's Ptah Rameses XII regiments replied ruler Samentu Sarah Sargon scribe secret seized servants slave sovereign stones stood tell temple temple of Set Thebes thee thou art thou hast thou wilt thought thousand talents throne to-day treasures treaty turned Tutmosis viceroy voice warriors whispered wine wisdom wish woman worthy Herhor
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Page 135 - a square, and put on it six million unhewn stones ; they will represent the people. On that foundation place sixty thousand hewn stones ; they will be the lower officials. On them place six thousand polished stones ; they will be thy higher officials.