History of Egypt, Chaldæa, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria in the Light of Recent Discovery by H.R. Hall;L. W. (Leonard William) King
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2. Narmer (or Betjumer) Sma (?). 3. Tjer (or Khent). Besh. 4. Tja Ati. 5. Den Semti. 6. Atjab Merpeba. 7. Semerkha Nekht. 8. Qâ Sen. 9. Khâsekhem (Khâsekhemui) 10. Hetepsekhemui. 11. Räneb. 12. Neneter. 13. Sekhemab Perabsen. Two or three other names are ascribed by Prof. Petrie to the Hierakonpolite dynasty of Upper Egypt, which, as it occurs before the time of Mena and the Ist Dynasty, he calls "Dynasty 0." Dynasty 0, however, is no dynasty, and in any case we should prefer to call the |
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