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Letters from Egypt, Ethiopia, and the peninsula of Sinai

Note 50 β€” LETTER XXVI.

Joanna B. Horner translation

The expression is, that he has built the Temple π“‚™π“ˆ–π“°π“π“°π“†‘π“‹Ήπ“Άπ“°π“‡Ύπ“°π“ˆ…π“±π“€π“‡³π“°π“ŽŸπ“§ β€œto his living image on earth Ra-neb-ma.” The word chent no longer exists in the Coptic language, but is always translated in the Rosetta inscription by Ρἰκών. The temple, and the locality belonging to it, was also named after the king, but after his Horus name, β€œThe Dwelling of Scha-em-ma.” From this we may trace the origin of the Ram of Barkal and the Lion in the British Museum.

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