- The
prenomen, also
called cartouche name or
throne name (Ancient Egyptian: 𓆥 nswt-bjtj "of the
Sedge and Bee") of
ancient Egypt, was one of the five royal...
-
these prenomens all
refer to one man:
Apepi I, who
ruled Egypt for 40+X years. This is also
supported by this king's
employment of a
third prenomen during...
- The
praenomen (classical Latin: [prae̯ˈnoːmɛn]; plural: praenomina) was a
first name
chosen by the
parents of a
Roman child. It was
first bestowed on the...
-
iconography represents Horus conquering Set. The
prenomen and
nomen were
contained in a cartouche. The
prenomen often followed the King of
Upper and
Lower Egypt...
-
Prenomen. At
Saqqara (?), a scarab-seal with
Prenomen. At Abydos, a scarab-seal with
Prenomen. Nubia. At
Aniba (Nubia), a
scarab seal with
Prenomen....
-
Dynasty of Egypt, who
ruled in
approximately the 14th
century BC. His
prenomen or
royal name, Menkheperure,
means "Established in
forms is Re." He was...
- of Strength") was Apepi's
first prenomen;
towards the
middle of his reign, this
Hyksos ruler adopted a new
prenomen,
Aaqenenre ("The
strength of Re is...
-
person as the
female ruler Nitocris mentioned by
Herodotus and Manetho. The
prenomen Netjerkare is
inscribed on the 40th
entry of the
Abydos King List, a king...
-
called the
Horus of Gold) was created. The last two
names of the king, the
prenomen and the nomen, were
generally depicted within the circular,
roped cartouche...
-
which preserves ... the
nomen and
prenomen of
Antef N[ubkheperre]
together with the
unfortunately almost lost
prenomen of
another king. The
prenomina of...
