History of Egypt volume 8 of 12 8 8
History of Egypt volume 8 of 12 8 8
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** In the south, the extensive Theban province occupied both sides of the river fromAssuan to Thinis and Khemmis.
* Winokler considers that Assur-bani-pal was the leader of tha conspiracy, and that he obliged his father to recognise him as heir to the crown of Assyria, and to associate him on the throne.
** The list of the principalities in the time of Esarhaddon and Assur-bani-pal is found on the cylinders of Assur-bani- pal.
It was nominally governed by Amenertas or her daughter, Shap...enuapît, butthe administration was, as usual, entrusted to a member of the priestlycollege, at that time to Montumihâît, Count of Thebes, and fourthprophet of Anion. * * The Assyrian name of this personage, spelt first Mantimiankhi, has been more accurately transcribed Mantimikhi. The identification with the Montumihâît of the Theban documents, is now generally adopted.
The four principalities of Thinis, Siut, Hermopolis, and Heracleopolisseparated it from the small kingdom of Memphis and Sais, and each of theregions of the Delta was divided into one or two fiefs, according to thenumber and importance of the towns it contained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** In the south, the extensive Theban province occupied both sides of the river fromAssuan to Thinis and Khemmis.
* Winokler considers that Assur-bani-pal was the leader of tha conspiracy, and that he obliged his father to recognise him as heir to the crown of Assyria, and to associate him on the throne.
** The list of the principalities in the time of Esarhaddon and Assur-bani-pal is found on the cylinders of Assur-bani- pal.
It was nominally governed by Amenertas or her daughter, Shap...enuapît, butthe administration was, as usual, entrusted to a member of the priestlycollege, at that time to Montumihâît, Count of Thebes, and fourthprophet of Anion. * * The Assyrian name of this personage, spelt first Mantimiankhi, has been more accurately transcribed Mantimikhi. The identification with the Montumihâît of the Theban documents, is now generally adopted.
The four principalities of Thinis, Siut, Hermopolis, and Heracleopolisseparated it from the small kingdom of Memphis and Sais, and each of theregions of the Delta was divided into one or two fiefs, according to thenumber and importance of the towns it contained.
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