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This view depicts the two goddesses ISIS and NEFTES. They are show here guarding the king RAMSES II who sitting in a religious view as a shape of the god OSIRIS, where every man was considered as an OSIRISIAN after his death. The king RAMSES II established plenty of cities in all over Egypt. He enrolled his triumph in this battle in a long text, which is considered the longest texts in the Egyptian literature. He ruled for around TV years and died when he was more over hundred years.
This view depicts the two goddesses ISIS and NEFTES. They are show here guarding the king RAMSES II who sitting in a religious view as a shape of the god OSIRIS, where every man was considered as an OSIRISIAN after his death. The king RAMSES II established plenty of cities in all over Egypt. He enrolled his triumph in this battle in a long text, which is considered the longest texts in the Egyptian literature. He ruled for around TV years and died when he was more over hundred years.

The Standing Winged and Ramses

This view depicts the two goddesses ISIS and NEFTES. They are show here guarding the king RAMSES II who sitting in a religious view as a shape of the god OSIRIS, where every man was considered as an OSIRISIAN after his death.

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This view depicts the two goddesses ISIS and NEFTES. They are show here guarding the king RAMSES II who sitting in a religious view as a shape of the god OSIRIS, where every man was considered as an OSIRISIAN after his death. The king RAMSES II established plenty of cities in all over Egypt. He enrolled his triumph in this battle in a long text, which is considered the longest texts in the Egyptian literature. He ruled for around TV years and died when he was more over hundred years.

Weight 0.5 kg
Dimensions 30 × 5 × 5 cm
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10×15 C.M., 20×30 cm, 30x40cm

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This view depicts the two goddesses ISIS and NEFTES. They are show here guarding the king RAMSES II who sitting in a religious view as a shape of the god OSIRIS, where every man was considered as an OSIRISIAN after his death. The king RAMSES II established plenty of cities in all over Egypt. He enrolled his triumph in this battle in a long text, which is considered the longest texts in the Egyptian literature. He ruled for around TV years and died when he was more over hundred years.The Standing Winged and Ramses
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