about seven in the morning
The right wing , that which extended most toward Libya , was led by Patrokles , who was to cut off the invaders from their own town of Glaucus . The left wing , that nearest to Egypt , commanded by Mentezufis , was to stop the Libyans from advancing . Finally , the direction of the centre , at the glass huts , was taken by Ramses , who had Pentuer near his person . On the fifteenth of Hator about seven in the morning , some tens of Libyan horsemen moved at a brisk trot through the valley . They stopped a moment at the huts , looked around , and , seeing nothing suspicious , rode back again . At about ten in the forenoon in a heat which seemed to suck sweat and draw blood from men 's bodies , Pentuer said to the viceroy , `` The Libyans have entered the valley and passed Patrokles ' division . They will be here in an hour from now . ''