Pharaohs
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the Pharaohs · الفراعنة
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Ansāb al-ʻArab al-qudamāʼ (Arabic)
Some of the investigators of the remains of al-Yaman and Ḥaḍramawt have held that the ancient Arab civilisation is the origin of the ancient Egyptian civilisation, that is, that the Pharaohs took their civilisation from the land of al-Yaman — and whatever be the standing of this saying as to soundness, it indicates the deep rootedness of the Arabs in civility these thousands of years.
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Ansāb al-ʻArab al-qudamāʼ
The rulers of ancient Egypt, whose civilisation some researchers derive from that of ancient South Arabia, a claim used to argue for the antiquity of Arab civility.
Some of the investigators of the remains of al-Yaman and Ḥaḍramawt have held that the ancient Arab civilisation is the origin of the ancient Egyptian civilisation, that is, that the Pharaohs took their civilisation from the land of al-Yaman — and whatever be the standing of this saying as to soundness, it indicates the deep rootedness of the Arabs in civility these thousands of years.
Law in a Free State
Ancient Egyptian rulers referenced as an analogy for a society that lacked beasts of burden or machinery and relied on human labour.
if there were no horses, asses, oxen, other beasts of burden, or engines, it is clear that men would be required to do the lifting, carrying, and pulling themselves, just as they did under the Pharaohs who built the Pyramids.