neb tauiAutukerter Kîsers Terînusneb khâuAtrînes enti khu
The divine lord of
the two countries,		"Autocrator Cæsar
Trajanus",		the Sun's offspring,
the lord of diadems,		"Hadrianus
Augustus".
neb tauiAutukerter Kîsers Terînus
The divine lord of
the two countries,		"Autocrator Cæsar
Trajanus",
neb khâuAtrînes enti khu
the Sun's offspring,
the lord of diadems,		"Hadrianus
Augustus".

Hammamât. In the Vth nome of Upper Egypt, near Panopolis and on the road leading from this city to Kossêr, on the Red Sea. The Greeks called it πορφυρίτης ὄρος [porphurîtês óros] "the porphyry-mountain" on account of the excellent stone that was quarried here. [16] [23] [88]

Harmachis. The Greek transcription of the Egyptian

Hatasu. Or Ḥashepes. A famous queen of the XVIIIth dynasty, the sister of Thothmes III. and at first co-regent with him. She despatched the first fleet mentioned in history to Arabia and the Somali Coast, where she obtained spices, perfumes, trees, &c. Her name in Egyptian (with masculine titles!) is [6] [9] [11] [19] [23] [35]

suten-kaut?Mâkarâsa RâȦmen-khnum·t-ḥâ·t-shepesu
The king of Upper
and Lower Egypt,		"Truth, the image
of the Sun",		the Sun's
offspring,		"Filled with Amen,
chief of the nobles".