Aegyptus Antiqua

Civilizatio Aegyptia circa 3150 a.C.n. secundum chronologiam Aegyptiam coaluit, Aegypto superiore et inferiore sub primo pharaone civilitate coniunctis. Historia Aegypti antiquae in serie regnorum constantium facta est, a temporibus inconstantiae interregna appellandis separatorum: in Regno Vetere aetatis aeneae ineuntis, Regno Medio aetatis aeneae mediae, Regno Novo aetatis aeneae exeuntis. Aegyptus culmen potestatis per Regnum Novum attigit, tempore Ramessidarum, postquam lentam coepit deminutionem. Terra a continuatione potestatum externarum, inter quas Libya, Nubia, Assyria, Babylonia, Imperium Achaemenidarum, et Macedonia, tertio interregno et aevo recentiori invasa vel superata est. Alexandro Magno morte, Ptolemaeus Soter, unus ex eius legatis, se ut novus Aegypti rector instituit; domus Ptolemaica deinde civitati temperavit usque ad 30 a.C.n., cum ab Imperio Romano victa, provincia Romana facta est.

Multos deos venerabantur Aegyptii antiqui; rex, quem humanam Hori dei incarnationem esse putabant, pharao appellabatur. Regnum anno 31 a.C.n., vero iam Imperio Romano subiectum, post pugnam Actiacam, interiit.

Historia Aegypti antiquae plerumque est ita divisa:

• Aevum praedynasticum (ante coniunctionem Aegypti superioris Aegyptique inferioris 3150 a.C.n.)
• Aevum protodynasticum (inter 3100 a.C.n. et 3000 a.C.n.)
• Aevum primarum domorum (prima secundaque domus)
• Regnum Vetus (inter tertiam sextamque domos)
• Interregnum I (inter septimam undecimamque domos 2181 - 2050 a.C.n.)
• Regnum Medium (duodecima tertiaque decima domus 2050 - 1690 a.C.n.)
• Interregnum II (inter quartam decimam septimamque decimam domos 1690 - 1549 a.C.n.)
• Regnum Novum (inter duodevicensimam vicensimamque domos 1549 - 1069 a.C.n.)
• Interregnum III (inter primam et vicensimam quintamque et vicensimam domos 1069 - 653 a.C.n.)
• Aevum recentius (inter sextam et vicensimam primamque et tricensimam domos)
• Regnum Ptolemaicum (Aegyptus Ptolemaica 332 - 30 a.C.n.)

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  In oropedio Gizensi, peregrinator subsidit
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  Peregrinatores pro pyramides Gizenses camelum vehuntur
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  Proelium inter regem Tutenchamun et homines quosdam Asiae, in ebure pictum saeculo 14 a.C.n.

Regnum Medius

  Conferatur pagina principalis Regnum Medium Aegypti.

Secundus medius

• Diodorus Siculus, Bibliotheca Historica liber primus
• Herodotus, Historiae liber secundus
• Plutarchus, De Iside et Osiride
• Strabo, Geographica libro decimo septimo capite primo

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