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	title:	Moses and Akhenaten: The Secret History of Egypt at the Time of the Exodus
	author:	Ahmed Osman
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Bear & Company
	released:	March, 2003
	isbn:	1591430046
	isbn-13:	9781591430049

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Brilliant - Rated I am no historian but I found this book by Ahmed Osman very fascinating and enlightening. Introduced me to a subject I knew/cared little about but it's got me really interested and i'll be reading a lot more on it now. Not one and the same - Rated Akhenaten far from being the heretical monotheistic pharaoh portrayed by this book, founded the city of the Aten called Ahketaten whilst not supressing polytheism in the remainder of Egypt, as the evidence clearly shows. Something as simplistic as his throne name clearly shows this: "Neferkheprure Waenre" and his wife: "Nefernefruaten Mery Waenre" commonly known as Nefertiti. Note the Suffix "-Re" on both names of Ahkenaten dedicated to Re. Why would a heretical monotheist keep such blatant references to another Egyptian deity such as Re. For an account of the 18th dynasty based on evidence rather than drama, read Tutankhamen by Christine El Mahdy. A compelling read.

Customer Reviews

Brilliant - Rated 4/5
I am no historian but I found this book by Ahmed Osman very fascinating and enlightening. Introduced me to a subject I knew/cared little about but it's got me really interested and i'll be reading a lot more on it now.

Not one and the same - Rated 1/5
Akhenaten far from being the heretical monotheistic pharaoh portrayed by this book, founded the city of the Aten called Ahketaten whilst not supressing polytheism in the remainder of Egypt, as the evidence clearly shows. Something as simplistic as his throne name clearly shows this: "Neferkheprure Waenre" and his wife: "Nefernefruaten Mery Waenre" commonly known as Nefertiti. Note the Suffix "-Re" on both names of Ahkenaten dedicated to Re. Why would a heretical monotheist keep such blatant references to another Egyptian deity such as Re. For an account of the 18th dynasty based on evidence rather than drama, read Tutankhamen by Christine El Mahdy. A compelling read.