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Akhenaten Echnaton Amenophis IV

Aldred: Akhenaten: King of Egypt. Paperback

Akhenaten: King of Egypt. Paperback
by Cyril Aldred
320 pages, 107 Illustrations, index, bibliography. 1988. Recent archaeological studies form the basis of this work on the fourteenth-century B.C. civilization dominated by Akhenaten.

Mystery of the Copper Scroll of Qumran. The Essene Record of the Treasure of Akhenaten. Paperback
by Robert Feather
392 pages, 16 color plates, and 16 black-white photo's. 2003

Sonnenkönig vom Nil, Amenophis III. Die persönliche Chronik eines Pharaos. Gebunden
Joann Fletcher
176 Seiten, mit zahlreiche farbigen Abbildungen. 2000. Die einzigartige Biografie des Pharaos Amenophis III, "des grimmigen Löwen, vor dessen Blick der Feind erstarrt". Unter seiner Herrschaft (1390-1354 v. Chr.) befand sich Ägypten auf dem Höhepunkt seiner Macht

Akhenaten's Sed-Festival at Karnak. Cloth
by Jocelyn Gohary
238 pages, 110 plates, 138 illustrations. 1992. Reduced price because all covers are faded, printed by an incompetent printer. (Price if bought from publisher: GBP 250.=!)

Akhenaten and the Religion of Light. Paperback
Erik Hornung
146 pages, map, illustrations, bibliography, index. 1999. Akhenaten, also known as Amenhotep IV, was king of Egypt from 1375 to 1358 BC. The cult he founded broke with traditional polytheism, focusing its worship on a single deity, the sun god Aten. This work offers a concise account of Akhenaten and his religion of light.

Echnaton: Die Religion des Lichts
Erik Hornung
159 Seiten, Register, 8 Seiten farbigen Abbildungen. 2003. Der Pharao Echnaton (1364–1347 v. Chr.; Gemahl der Nofretete) war der erste historisch fassbare Denker, welcher die gesamte Natur- und Menschenwelt aus einem einzigen Prinzip zu erklären versuchte: absoluter Bezugspunkt war für ihn (wie viel später für Einstein) das Licht, verkörpert in der Sonne, der er seinen berühmten Sonnengesang gewidmet hat.

Akhenaten: Dweller in Truth. A Novel. Paperback
by Naguib Mahfouz. 168 pages. 1998. After the death of Akhenaten, a young man searches for the truth about the "heretic pharaoh, interviewing Akhenaten's closest friends, most dangerous enemies, and even his enigmatic wife, Nefertiti, about the remarkable leader of ancient Egypt, in a fictional portrait of the eighteenthdynasty pharaoh

Akhenaton. History, Fantasy and Ancient Egypt. Cloth
by Dominique Montserrat
219 pages, 19 plates, 21 figures, outline chronology, index, 2000. The pharaoh Akhenaten, who ruled Egypt in the mid-fourteenth century BCE, has been the subject of more speculation than any other character in Egyptian history.

Akhenaton. History, Fantasy and Ancient Egypt. Paperback
by Dominic Montserrat
219 pages, 19 plates, 21 figures, outline chronology, index, 2001. The pharaoh Akhenaten, who ruled Egypt in the mid-fourteenth century BCE, has been the subject of more speculation than any other character in Egyptian history.

Amenhotep III: Perspectives on His Reign
edited by David O'Connor and Eric Cline
393 pages, bibliography, title- and subject index, bibliography, 32 plates with many illustrations, maps. 2001

Akhenaten. A Novel. Paperback
by Dorothy Porter
160 pages. 1999. 'The living breath of a very strange man indeed', 'The Age'

Journal of the Society for the Study of Egyptian Antiquities: S.S.E.A. Journal Volume XX. Paperback
edited by Donald B. Redford
128 pages, figures, maps, and 9 plates. 1993. With a.o.: The Dakleh Oasis Project, Report on the 1988-1989 Field Season, 1989-1990, 1990-1991 and 1991-1992. The Dakleh Oasis Project: Holocene Prehistory, Interim Report, 1988 and 1989 Seasons, 1990 and 1991. Composition of Ptolemaic Silver. Another Look at a Relief of Akhenaten from the Harer Family, and more

Akhenaten: Egypt's False Prophet: A revolutionary interpretation of a revolutionary king. Paperback.
by Nicholas Reeves
208 pages, 23 colour and 118 bw illustrations. 2005. One of the most compelling and controversial figures in history, Akhenaten has captured the imagination like no other Egyptian pharaoh. Akhenaten sought to impose upon Egypt and its people the worship of single god, and changed the country in every way

Akhenaten's Egypt
by Angela P. Thomas
68 pages, index, 60 illustrations. Amenophis IV/Akhenaten, the father-in-law of Tutankhamun, was king of Egypt and her empire for only seventeen years. His worship of the god Aten to the exclusion of other deities, his founding of a new capital city and the distinctive style of the art of his reign have made him a fascinating figure and one of the best known of Egyptian pharaohs