1. Okhos, in his 20th year (for 6 years, _Eus._) 2 2. Arses (for 4 years, _Eus._) 3 3. Dareios (for 6 years, _Eus._) 4 —— Sum 9 (_Eus._ 16)
The Dynasties Of Manetho According To Josephus.
After the overthrow of Timaios, the last king of the fourteenth dynasty, a period of anarchy.
(Each king is followed by the number of years and months reigned.)
1. Salatis at Memphis 13 0 2. Beon 44 0 3. Apakhnas 36 7 4. Apôphis 61 0 5. Yanias or Annas 50 1 6. Assis 49 2
1. Tethmôsis 25 4 2. Khebrôn his son 13 0 3. Amenôphis I. 20 7 4. Amesses his sister 21 9 5. Mephres 12 9 6. Mephramouthôsis 25 10 7. Thmôsis 9 8 8. Amenôphis II. 30 10 9. Oros 36 5 10. Akenkhres his daughter 12 1 11. Rathôtis her brother 9 0 12. Akenkheres I. 12 5 13. Akenkheres II. 12 3 14. Armais 4 1 15. Ramesses 1 4 16. Armesses Miamoun 60 2 17. Amenôphis III. 19 6 18. Sethôsis Ægyptos and Ramesses (or Hermeus) Danaos 59 0 19. Rhampses his son 66 0 20. Amenôphis his son ? 21. Sethôs Ramesses his son ?
[The order ought to be: 15, 18, 19 (identical with 16), 20 (identical with 17).]
The Theban Kings Of Egypt According To Eratosthenes.
(Each king is followed by the number of years reigned.)
1. Mênes, a Thênite of Thebes, interpreted “of Amon” 62 2. Athôthes, son of Mênes, interpreted “born of Thoth” 59 3. Athôthes II. 32 4. Diabiês his son, interpreted “loving his comrades” 19 5. Pemphôs his brother, interpreted “son of Hêraklês” 18 (Semempsis) 6. Toigar the invincible Momkheiri, a Memphite, interpreted 79 “with superfluous limbs” (Tosorthros) 7. Stoikhos his son, interpreted “insensate Arês” [? Set] 6 8. Gosormies (perhaps Tosertasis) 30 9. Mares his son, interpreted “Sun-given” 26 10. Anôyphis his son, interpreted “promiscuous” or “festive” 20 11. Sirios, interpreted “son of side-locks” or “unenvied” 18 12. Khnoubos Gneuros, interpreted “the golden son of the 22 golden” 13. Rauôsis, interpreted “chief ruler” (Ratoises) 13 14. Biyres (Bikheres) 10 15. Saôphis, interpreted “long-haired” or “tradesman” 29 (Kheops) 16. Saôphis II. (Khephren) 27 17. Moskheres, interpreted “given to the Sun” (Mykerinos) 31 18. Mousthis 33 19. Pammes Arkhondes (Pepi I.) 35 20. Pappos the Great (Pepi II.) 100 21. Ekheso-Sokaras (Sokar-m-saf) 1 22. Nitôkris, a queen, interpreted “Nit the victorious” 6 23. Myrtaios the given to Amon 22 24. Thyosi-mares, interpreted “the strong Sun” 12 25. Thirillos or Thinillos, interpreted “who has increased 8 his father’s strength” (Nefer-ka-Ra Terel) 26. Semphroukrates, interpreted “Hêraklês Harpokrates” 18 27. Khouthêr Tauros the tyrant (perhaps Akhthoês) 7 28. Meures 12 29. Khômaephtha, interpreted “a world loving Ptah” 11 30. Soikouniosokhos the tyrant 60 31. Pente-athyris 16 32. Stammenes III. (Amen-m-hat II.) 23 33. Sistosi-khermes, interpreted “Heraklês the strong” 55 (Usertesen II.) 34. Maris (Amen-m-hat III.) 43 35. Siphyas (Siphthas), interpreted “Thoth the son of Ptah” 5 (Si-Ptah) 36. Name lost 14 37. Phrourôn or Neilos (Sebek-neferu-Ra) 5 38. Amouthantaios 63