Merneptah — Merenptah Statue of Merenptah on display at the Egyptian Museum … Wikipedia
MERNEPTAH — (Egyptian, Mr n Pth; the beloved of Ptah ), king of Egypt (reigned c. 1224–1214 B.C.E.). Most scholars believed that Merneptah was the pharaoh of the exodus until the discovery of the Israel stela at Thebes in 1896. This stela, dated to the fifth … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Merneptah — King 1236 1223 BC. Merneptah, the thirteenth son of *Ramesses II by Istnofret, one of his principal wives, had little hope of becoming king but, because of his father s long reign, previous heirs predeceased *Ramesses II. After the death of… … Ancient Egypt
Merneptah — /mer nep tah , meuhr nep tah/, n. king of ancient Egypt c1225 c1215 B.C. (son of Ramses II). Also, Meneptah. * * * ▪ king of Egypt also spelled Meneptah, or Merenptah died 1204? king of Egypt (reigned 1213–04 BC) who successfully… … Universalium
Merneptah I (Pharaoh) — Merneptah I † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Merneptah I (1234? 1214 B.C.), the fourth king of the nineteenth Egyptian dynasty and the supposed Pharaoh of the Exodus, was the thirteenth son of Rameses II whom he succeeded in or about 1234… … Catholic encyclopedia
Merneptah Stele — The Merneptah Stele (JE 31408) from the Cairo Museum. The Merneptah Stele also known as the Israel Stele or Victory Stele of Merneptah is an inscription by the Ancient Egyptian king Merneptah (reign:1213 to 1203 BC), which appears on the reverse… … Wikipedia
Merneptah — Mérenptah Pour les articles homonymes, voir Mérenptah (homonymie). Articles de la série Pharaon Classements alphabétique … Wikipédia en Français
Merneptah — /mer nep tah , meuhr nep tah/, n. king of ancient Egypt c1225 c1215 B.C. (son of Ramses II). Also, Meneptah … Useful english dictionary
Стела Мернептаха — Текст … Википедия
Amenmesse — Pharaoh Infobox | Caption=Head from a statue of Amenmesse, Metropolitan Museum of Art Name=Amenmesse | NomenHiero=C12 ms s s S38 N29 S40 Nomen= Amenmesse Fashioned by Amun PrenomenHiero=ra:Y5 W19 i ra:U21:n Prenomen= Menmir setepenre Eternal like … Wikipedia