In the full title of an Egyptian pharaoh, the sedge plant represented Upper Egypt, with this creature representing Lower Egypt. Because of a belief that these animals were symbols of the Merogivgian dynasty, Napoleon gave himself an imperial coat of 
In the full title of an Egyptian pharaoh, the sedge plant represented Upper Egypt, with this creature representing Lower Egypt. Because of a belief that these animals were symbols of the Merogivgian dynasty, Napoleon gave himself an imperial coat of arms that contained these creatures and their dwelling. In one book about these creatures, they work hard to supply each other's (*) lust and vanity, then are granted virtue by God and see their society collapse. That book was subtitled "Private Vices, Public Virtues", was by Bernard Mandeville, and is called the "Fable of" these creatures. For ten points, name these members of Hymenoptera, social insects that fly, sting, and make honey.
In the full title of an Egyptian pharaoh, the sedge plant represented Upper Egypt, with this creature representing Lower Egypt.