Jaroslav Cerny translated this man's name as meaning "keeper of horses," and lesser works attributed to this author include On Festivals and On the Preparation of Kyphi. His defining work shares its title with that of Hecataeus of Abdera, and the first recorded reference to him appears in the text Against Apion. In the case of such rulers as Semerkhet, the chronology devised by this author of The Book of Sothis varies with that of the Palermo Stone, and with such rulers as Djet, even varies across the different versions of his writing recorded by Julius Africanus and Syncellus. No extant original works of this priest from Sebennytos remain, though Josephus is the bes
Jaroslav Cerny translated this man's name as meaning "keeper of horses," and lesser works attributed to this author include On Festivals and On the Preparation of Kyphi. His defining work shares its title with that of Hecataeus of Abdera, and the first recorded reference to him appears in the text Against Apion. In the case of such rulers as Semerkhet, the chronology devised by this author of The Book of Sothis varies with that of the Palermo Stone, and with such rulers as Djet, even varies across the different versions of his writing recorded by Julius Africanus and Syncellus. No extant original works of this priest from Sebennytos remain, though Josephus is the best known source. The source of the story that a hippopotamus killed Menes, this is, FTP, which historian, who wrote the Aegyptiaca and divided pharaohs of Egypt into dynasties?
Jaroslav Cerny translated this man's name as meaning "keeper of horses," and lesser works attributed to this author include On Festivals and On the Preparation of Kyphi.
{Manetho} or {Manethon}