The Treasury of Ancient Egypt 8 0
The Treasury of Ancient Egypt 8 0
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" The King's doctrines were thus beginning to take hold; but onefeels, nevertheless, that the nobles followed their King rather for thesake of their material gains than for the spiritual comforts of theAton-worship. There is reason to suppose that at least one of thesenobles was degraded and banished from the city.
But while Akhnaton was preaching peace and goodwill amidst the flowersof the temple of Aton, his generals in Asia Minor were vainly strugglingto hold together the great empire create...d by Thutmosis III. Akhnaton hadcaused a temple of Aton to be erected at one point in Syria at least, but in other respects he took little or no interest in the welfare ofhis foreign dominions. War was not tolerated in his doctrine: it was asin to take away life which the good Father had given. One pictures thehardened soldiers of the empire striving desperately to hold the nationsof Asia faithful to the Pharaoh whom they never saw. The small garrisonswere scattered far and wide over Syria, and constantly they sentmessengers to the Pharaoh asking at least for some sign that he heldthem in mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The King's doctrines were thus beginning to take hold; but onefeels, nevertheless, that the nobles followed their King rather for thesake of their material gains than for the spiritual comforts of theAton-worship. There is reason to suppose that at least one of thesenobles was degraded and banished from the city.
But while Akhnaton was preaching peace and goodwill amidst the flowersof the temple of Aton, his generals in Asia Minor were vainly strugglingto hold together the great empire create...d by Thutmosis III. Akhnaton hadcaused a temple of Aton to be erected at one point in Syria at least, but in other respects he took little or no interest in the welfare ofhis foreign dominions. War was not tolerated in his doctrine: it was asin to take away life which the good Father had given. One pictures thehardened soldiers of the empire striving desperately to hold the nationsof Asia faithful to the Pharaoh whom they never saw. The small garrisonswere scattered far and wide over Syria, and constantly they sentmessengers to the Pharaoh asking at least for some sign that he heldthem in mind.
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