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A thousand miles up the Nile

Note 39 — Chapter VIII · THEBES AND KARNAK.

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According to the great inscription of Abydos translated by Professor Maspero, Rameses II would seem to have been in some sense king from his birth, as if the throne of Egypt came to him through his mother, and as if his father, Seti I, had reigned for him during his infancy as king-regent. Some inscriptions, indeed, show him to have received homage even before his birth.

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