 | Introduction by john henrik clarke how and Why This Book Was Written Commentary and Notes on References 27. Imhotep, God of Medicine, Prince of Peace, and the First Christ 38. Hatshepsut, the Ablest Queen of Far Antiquity 43. Thotmes Ill, the Napoleon of Far Antiquity 53 43.6 Kb.  1 | read |
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