Ahmes

They call these (first mentioned in the reign of Ahmes, B.C. 1600) the “sons of horses”; as opposed to “sons of mares,” or thorough-breds.

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

As soon as the sun went down, Ahmes and ten volunteers climbed up to the place where their comrades had fallen.

The War of the Crowns Christian Jacq 2002

Without a word, Emheb and Ahmes moved to their combat positions.

The War of the Crowns Christian Jacq 2002

Ahmes wondered if the governor had not also been wounded in the head: whether he liked it or not, Qis was on the point of collapse.

The War of the Crowns Christian Jacq 2002

‘Amon is my witness that not a single villager will die,’ declared Kamose, turning to Ahmes.

The War of the Crowns Christian Jacq 2002

Just as the Hyksos were leaving, Ahmes, son of Abana, let fly his first arrow, which killed their commander instantly.

The War of the Crowns Christian Jacq 2002

‘Duck down,’ advised Ahmes, who was crouched at the foot of the earthwork he had just built.

The War of the Crowns Christian Jacq 2002

‘I must go back to our forward positions,’ said Ahmes, whose young face betrayed not a trace of emotion.

The War of the Crowns Christian Jacq 2002

Kneeling on the roof of a cabin, along with the other elite archers, Ahmes, son of Abana, cut down several officers, causing consternation among the enemy ranks.

The War of the Crowns Christian Jacq 2002

His personal scribe showed in Ahmes, son of Abana, a young and extraordinarily brave soldier.

The War of the Crowns Christian Jacq 2002