Pharaoh,—­Fay’-roe, title given to the Egyptian monarchs.

Pithom,—–­Py’-thom, a treasure city built by Rameses II.

Ptah,—­P-tah’, the patron deity of Memphis.

Punt,—­Poont, Arabia.

Ra,—­Rah, the sun god, patron deity of On.

Rachel,—­daughter of Maai of Israel, beloved of Kenkenes.

Rameses,—­Ram’-e-seez, a popular name for Egyptian kings; the name of
Meneptah’s older son and also the name of Meneptah’s father, the
Incomparable Pharaoh.

Ranas,—­Rah’-nas, the servant of Snofru.

Sema,—­See’-mah, an aged servant of Mentu.

Senci,—­Sen’-cee, a lady of noble birth, aunt of Hotep and his sisters.

Set,—­the god of war and evil.

Seti,—­Set’-ee, second son to Meneptah, beloved of Io.

Siptah,—­Sip’-tah, son of Amon-meses and claimant to the Egyptian throne.

Snofru,—­Sno’-froo, priest of Ra at On.

Tahennu,—­Tah-hen’-niu, a fair-haired tribe on the Mediterranean, which was exterminated by Seti I.

Ta-meri,—­Tam’-e-ree, daughter of the nomarch of Memphis and beloved by
Nechutes.

Tanis,—­Tay’-nis, the Egyptian name for Zoan.

Tape,—­Tay’-pay, Thebes.

Ta-user,—­Tay’-oo’-ser, a princess of the realm and beloved of Siptah.

Thebaid,—­Thee-bay’-id, civil division embracing Thebes and surrounding towns.

Thebes,—­Theebz, capital of Upper Egypt and largest city in Egypt.

Toth,—­Tote, the male deity of wisdom and law.

Tuat,—­Tiu’-ayt, the Egyptian Hades.

Unas,—­Yu’nas, servant to Har-hat.

Wady Toomilat,—­Wah’-dee Toom’-ee-laht, great Rameside road leading into the Orient.

Zoan,—­Zoe’-an, the capital of the Delta.