Events.

Son of Horus ? R. Endows the
Temple of Bechani; Shepherds
driven out of Egypt; the King
assumes same prenomen as Aah-
mes I.; commencement of new
kingdom. B. Edifice at Luxor
continued.

Drives Shepherds out of Egypt in
the 1st year of his reign; attacks
Canaan, Hermonites, Rutem, Sy-
ria, the Chta, Mesopotamia,
Singara, and Libya; conquers
the Ethiopians and restores the
old limits of the empire; Æthio-
pia under a viceroy; works at
Amada and Silsilis-Temple of
Gourneh, Luxor in the Hepta-
nomis, and Flaminian Obelisk.
Grand victories in Asia, Ethiopia,
Libya, Syria, and Chta; second
campaign in his 5th year; invests
prince of Ethiopia; treaty with
Chta in his 21st year; Luxor,
Lateran, and other Obelisks.

Monuments in British
Museum.

Scarabæus. E.R. 4098. a.

Cast from entrance of his
tomb; Scarabæi, stamped
with his prænomen; tab-
let of a military officer
in his reign, No. 146.

Colossal head, E.S. No. 19.
Statues, Nos. 42, 27.
Bust, No. 96. Tablets,
Nos. 163, 164, dated in
his 62nd year. Nos. 166,
167, 328, 440. Histori-
cal papyri. Bricks.

Difficulty about this period: Column, E.S. 64. Champ., Rosell., Wilkins. sup

pose him son of Seti II.; Bunsen, head of a new Dynasty. rations at Memphis.

Repa

Constructs Portico of Bubastites at
Karnak.

Embossed leather mummy
bandages, Case 101, E.R.
7873, and fol.