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instituted himself a new religion. — Diodorus Siculus,
Story of
Ergamenes Ergamenes was
tentatively identified with many
archaeologically known king...
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Arqamani (also
Arkamani or
Ergamenes II) was a Ku****e King of Meroë
dating from the late 3rd to
early 2nd
century BCE. It is
believed that
Arqamani ruled...
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priesthood wanted the
death of
Ergamenes in
order to
please the gods, but
because he was
educated in ****enistic culture,
Ergamenes'
strong will
enabled him...
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Arakamani (♂) (
Ergamenes I) c. 270–middle 3rd
century BCE
Parents unknown Known in Kush only from his tomb.
Identified with '
Ergamenes', who
appears in...
- of the
priests at Napata.
According to
Diodorus Siculus, Ku****e king
Ergamenes defied the
priests and had them slaughtered. This
story may
refer to the...
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first begun in the 3rd
century BC by a
Meroitic king
named Arqamani (or
Ergamenes II) in
collaboration with
Ptolemy IV who
added an
antechamber and a gate...
- "Atserk-Amen III". Morié's
original narrative identified this king with
Ergamenes, a Ku****e king
mentioned in the
writings of
Diodorus Siculus who resented...
- Amélineau Émile
Baraize Endaruta Enišasi
Ennead Epaphus Epip
Eratosthenes Ergamenes Erigyius Erman Papyrus Ernesto Schiaparelli Esna
Essai sur les hiéroglyphes...
- from Meroë, and to gain
access to
Meroitic gold mines. At the same time,
Ergamenes (Arkamani II), a king of one of the nine
Nubian kingdoms,
studied Gr****...
- from Meroë, and to gain
access to
Meroitic gold mines. At the same time,
Ergamenes (Arkamani II), a king of one of the nine
Nubian kingdoms,
studied Gr****...
