Manetho

Josephus relates this account of Manetho, which is apparently truthful, with great indignation.

Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855

Master Hiero, for his part, calls the Egyptian "Manetho"; from which we might infer his descent from the celebrated historian of that name, but will not insist upon this genealogy.

Idolatry A Romance Julian Hawthorne 1890

The Walter Bower manuscript gives the name of Scota’s father as Achencres, and a historian called Manetho, writing around 300 BC, gives Achencres as the Greek version of Akhenaten.

Archive 2007-08-01 Carla 2007

The Walter Bower manuscript gives the name of Scota’s father as Achencres, and a historian called Manetho, writing around 300 BC, gives Achencres as the Greek version of Akhenaten.

Kingdom of the Ark, by Lorraine Evans. Book review Carla 2007

It is noteworthy that despite the negative views of Jews and Judaism expressed by authors such as Manetho, Apion, Tacitus and Juvenal, the Jewish identity of Jerusalem is always clear and never a subject of dispute.

In The Days 2008

He organizes his narrative by ruling family or "dynasty," following a design first set down by the Egyptian priest Manetho, whose account of Egyptian history written in Greek ca.

Beyond the Pharaohs Joseph Manning 2011

According to Manetho their leader was a priest from Heliopolis whose birth name was Osarseph — after the Heliopolian god Osiris — but which he later changed to Moses — an Egyptian name that means "son" or “is born” and was often used as part of the names of pharaohs or gods.

The Exodus 2009

Manetho claims that Teti was assassinated by his bodyguards.

Archive 2008-02-01 Jan 2008

Manetho tells us, were expelled from Egypt because they infected and polluted the population.

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

I do not now recollect where I read that your ears were of the party; it might be in some fragments of Manetho, cited by

A Philosophical Dictionary 2007