Nectanebus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Nectanebus (Nectanebo II) - king of Egypt, 360-343 B.C.
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AET_2.1.B of the Two Lands Senedjemibre-Setepenamun: Oh, lord of fire,
AET_2.5.A of the reign [of king Nectanebos, who was a beneficent king
AET_2.5.C of the reign of king Nectanebo II, who was a beneficent
AET_4.39 King, the Son of Rê, Nakhtharhebe, beloved of Onuris, may
Euseb]:Chron_149 years Teōs, 2 years Nectanebus, 8 years In total :
Euseb]:Chron_159 that they appointed, called Nectanebus. I have already
Nepos_12.2 gone to the aid of Nectenebis, he secured for him the
Nepos_17.8 having received from King Nectenebis two hundred and twenty
Polyaen_2.1.22 was sent as an ally to Nectanebus in Egypt, they were
PsCallisth_1.34 "This is our last king, Nectanebos, who, when the Persian
PsCallisth_1.1-14 * For they say that Nectanebōs , the last king of Egy

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