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This beautifully illustrated book explores the reign of the pharaoh Tutankhamen and Egyptian religion of his time. Tutankhamen's relation to the cults of Amen and Aten, the Sun-god, and Egyptian monotheism are covered in depth, dispelling the many myths and inaccuracies which have arisen in the literature. Hymns are presented in the book in original hieroglyphs and in translation.

First published in 2012. Written by one of the most remarkable and erudite scholars of the early twentieth century, this book gives a unique and authoritive picture of one of the greatest men in history. Presenting translations of all Ethiopic accounts of that man in English and to add to this necessary commentary.

Written by one of the most remarkable and erudite scholars of the early twentieth century, a man who has not an equal today, this book is a unique and authoritative portrait of one of the greatest men in history. The object of this work, which it admirally achieves, is to present to lovers of the legend and history about Alexander translations of all Ethiopic accounts of that man in English and to include all necessary commentary.