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... ( Memphis ) , " Aigyptos " to the whole country . For Memphis was also called Hikuptah , or the " Mansion of the Sout of Ptah , " the god - protector of the city . From the Greek " Aigyptos " Memphis became Egypt , and Egypt became the ...
... ( Memphis ) , " Aigyptos " to the whole country . For Memphis was also called Hikuptah , or the " Mansion of the Sout of Ptah , " the god - protector of the city . From the Greek " Aigyptos " Memphis became Egypt , and Egypt became the ...
Page 71
... Memphis ? It was the beginning of a new era in the history of the blacks when an Ethiopian King turned the course of the Nile river by building a great dam at the border between Upper and Lower Egypt for the site of the new capital that ...
... Memphis ? It was the beginning of a new era in the history of the blacks when an Ethiopian King turned the course of the Nile river by building a great dam at the border between Upper and Lower Egypt for the site of the new capital that ...
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... Memphis was for this purpose . On the other hand , Piankhi and his successors in the Twenty - Fifth Dynasty apparently preferred the capital city of Napata in the deep South over both Thebes and Memphis . Was this because the Holy City ...
... Memphis was for this purpose . On the other hand , Piankhi and his successors in the Twenty - Fifth Dynasty apparently preferred the capital city of Napata in the deep South over both Thebes and Memphis . Was this because the Holy City ...
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