A Scarabaeus having on the base Ra-men-Chepr, a prenomen of Thothmes III.
Scarabaeus in white steaschist, with an abridged form of theprenomen of Thothmes III.
It appears to be a portrait of Mrs George Cruikshank (nee Widdison), his second wife, whose prenomen was Eliza.
Wiedemann attributes to him the construction of one of the doors of the temple of Mût at Karnak; it would appear that there is a confusion in his notes between the prenomen of this sovereign and that of Seti II.
They appear above the second prenomen of this column of hieroglyphs.
This prenomen is repeated twice in each column of hieroglyphs, and as there are eight lateral columns cut by Rameses, it follows that this divine name occurs sixteen times on the obelisk.
XXth dynasty, had a prenomen similar though not identical with the divine cartouche of Rameses II.
This group is usually placed above the cartouche containing the prenomen or sacred name of the king, and the four are descriptive of the authority exercised by the monarch.
The prenomen is called the divine name, because it contains the name of the god from whom the king claims his descent, and often the deities also by whom he is beloved, and with whom he claims relationship.
A scarab made of green jasper and bearing the prenomen and nomen of Amenhetep I (Pls.
On one of these necklaces a bead, cowroid in shape, bore the prenomen of Thothmes I.
A red crystalline sandstone tally-stone bearing the prenomen of Hatshepsût (Pl.
One of the cowroid beads bore the prenomen of Thothmes I, while others had hieroglyphic signs on them, including one which had [Illustration: hieroglyph] upon its base.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "prenomen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
