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Old 05-21-2007, 08:12 PM   #16
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By the way, as a point of interest, Nefertiti faked her own death and assumed a male persona called Smenkhkara so that she could rule as pharaoh after Akhenaten died, but she didn't last long, then Tut came to the throne
Thats why she is my hero....

I have tons of books on Ancient Egypt and yet every time I venture into one I can never find the information I need so good luck on your story my friend.
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In case you're still working on this, Bulfinch's The age of fable is a good source on mythology. The information you may be looking for is under the title "Egyptian Dieties". You find it at Project Gutenberg's website and it's FREE. Support PG.
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