Early Cartouche of the God Aten (Illustration) - World History Encyclopedia
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At the upper part of this votive plaque of the God Aten, there are two "early" cartouches of Aten. On the right, it reads "The living Re-Horakhty, Rejoicing in the horizon" while that on the left reads
At the upper part of this votive plaque of the God Aten, there are two early cartouches of Aten. On the right, it reads The living Re-Horakhty, Rejoicing in the horizon while that on the left reads
At the upper part of this votive plaque of the God Aten, there are two early cartouches of Aten. On the right, it reads The living Re-Horakhty, Rejoicing in the horizon while that on the left reads
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