1. Seleem, Ramses Egyptian Book of the Dead ;Godsfield Press 2001 pp.68
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Seleem, Ramses Egyptian Book of the Dead ;Godsfield Press 2001 pp.68

2. Ahmose, Son of Ebana
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3. Love Poetry http://nefertiti.iwebland.com/people/lovesongs.htm
"Here she is!" is what will revive me; Her name is what will lift me up; The going in and out of her messengers is what will revive my heart. More beneficial to me is the sister than any remedies; She is more to me than collected writings My health is her coming in from outside When I see her, then I am well. If she opens her eye, my body is young again If she speaks, then I am strong again When I embrace her, she drives evil away from me –
-Chester Betty Papyrus

4. Annals of Thutmose III – Monumental Inscriptions
Commemorative scarab Source: Petrie Museum website, UC12034
Translation of annals in Memphis by Amenemhat II

5. “Turn your back on throw-stick and chase”
Papyrus Lansing
“Come, [let me tell] you the woes of the soldier, and how many are his superiors”
“Turn your back on throw-stick and chase”
The Battlefield Palette End of the fourth millennium BCE
Vivienne Moxham-Hall