- Teti, less
commonly known as
Othoes,
sometimes also Tata, Atat, or
Athath in
outdated sources (died c. 2333 BC), was the
first king of the
Sixth Dynasty...
- species:
Othoes floweri Hirst, 1911 —
Sudan Othoes hirsti Lawrence, 1954 —
Saudi Arabia Othoes rimmonensis Panouse, Levy & Shulov, 1967 —
Israel Othoes saharae...
-
Galeodopsis Birula, 1903
Galeodumus Roewer, 1960
Gluviema Caporiacco, 1937
Othoes Hirst, 1911
Paragaleodes Kraepelin, 1899
Paragaleodiscus Birula, 1941 Roeweriscus...
- 3rd
century BC
during the
reign of
Ptolemy II (283–246 BC),
mentions that
Othoês—the ****enized name of Teti—was
murdered by his
bodyguards or attendants...
- scarab. The
linens were
donated by her
niece Queen Ahmose-Nefertari. — Teti
Othoes 2333c. 2333 BC 6th Male Unknown
Fragments of
human remains and wrappings...
-
harem plot or ********inated by the
usurper Userkare. Also
known by the name
Othoes. Teti, Son of
Minhotep Temple Official 17th
dynasty 16th
century BC? Egyptian...
-
implying that
Merenre II was also murdered.
According to Manetho, King Teti (
Othoes) was
murdered by his own
guards (Ægyptiaca, fr. 20–22).
Indirect archaeological...
- the
Aegyptiaca mentioned the
succession "
Othoês →
Phius → Methusuphis" at the
start of the
Sixth Dynasty.
Othoês,
Phius (in Gr****, φιός), and Methusuphis...
-
Aegyptiaca mentioned the
succession "
Othoês →
Phius →
Methusuphis → Phiops" at the
beginning of the
Sixth Dynasty.
Othoês, Phius,
Methusuphis (in Gr****, Μεθουσοῦφις)...
- Kirby, 1897 (Guyana) D. z.
demeter Röber, 1909 (Colombia) D. z.
othoe male D. z.
othoe female D. z.
pallidula male D. z.
pallidula female Wikimedia Commons...
