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Historical Examples
His original name was Amn; thus it stands in the rings of the twelfth dynasty.
Ten Great Religions James Freeman Clarke
According to Manetho, his name means concealment; and the root “Amn” also means to veil or conceal.
Ten Great Religions James Freeman Clarke
The lion with the rams head (Krio-sphinx—symbol of Khem or Amn).
A Manual of the Historical Development of Art G. G. (Gustavus George) Zerffi
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