-
century Jewish historian Josephus gives the name as
meaning "
shepherd kings" or "captive
shepherds" in his
Contra Apion (Against Apion),
where he describes...
-
Ancestor Quarterly,
which described the
Spencers as "that
pushful house of
shepherd kings" with a "brand new and more than
doubtful pedigree."
Sounding a more...
- and they were not
referred to as "rulers of
foreign lands" or "
shepherd kings" in
kings lists. The
contested rulers (with the
translation of
their nomens)...
- and its temple.
Manetho defined the
Hyksos as
being the "
Shepherd Kings" or "Captive
Shepherds" who
invaded Egypt,
destroying its
cities and
temples and...
- Eratosthenes, p****ed with the 4th King of the 13th
Dynasty over to the
Shepherd-
Kings.
Compared to the
modern arrangement, Bunsen's Old
Empire included what...
- of
particular interest to Josephus,
where he
equated the
Hyksos or "
shepherd-
kings" as the
ancient Israelites who
eventually made
their way out of Egypt...
- Romer, John (2023). A
History of
Ancient Egypt Volume 3: From the
Shepherd Kings to the End of the
Theban Monarchy. Penguin. ISBNÂ 978-0-24145-499-2 Romer's...
-
Kings is an
American drama television series created by
Michael Green which aired on NBC from
March 15 to July 25, 2009. The series'
narrative is loosely...
-
story takes place during a
period of war and
political turmoil, as the
Shepherd Kings invade,
challenging the
Egyptian Pharaohs. The protagonist, Nefra, the...
- Alamut. Tarr's
Epona series of
novels (White Mare's Daughter, 1998; The
Shepherd Kings, 1999; Lady of Horses, 2000;
Daughter of Lir, 2001) is set in prehistoric...
