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Amentet; an account of the gods, amulets & scarabs of the ancient Egyptians (1915)

Knight, Alfred Ernest, 1861-1934 · London, Longmans, Green, [etc.] · leaf 51

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ses which were, and still are, worn by the tribes of Equatorial Africa, and this would lead us to place his home in that portion of it which lies a few degrees to the north of the Equator. The knowledge of the god, and perhaps figures of him, BES. were brought from this region, which the Egyptians… … BES AMULET. came the early people who invaded the Nile valley from the east, or south-east, and settled in Egypt at no great distance from the modern city of Kena ” [Gods of the Egyptians, ii. 287, 288).

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