Rameses

[ ram-uh-seez ]

noun

1. Ramses ( def 1 ).
2. Raamses.

Rameses

/ ˈræmɪˌsiːz /

noun

1. same as Ramses

Example Sentences

Rameses and Pithon were called treasure-cities, the site of the latter having been lately discovered, to the east of Tanis.

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Sit down on this fallen block and look at that marvellous image; it is the mighty Rameses himself!

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Close down under the knee of the standing Rameses is the figure of a plump woman, his favourite wife, Nefertari.

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Under Rameses IInd and his successors the work is poorly done.

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Before morning they were all en route from Rameses to the Red Sea, which they reached in three days and crossed in a few hours.

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