Hatchepsut: The Female Pharaoh (50 page)

Ramesses II, pharaoh
181
,
224
,
235
;

children
50
,
75
,
76
;

mortuary temple
73
,
230

Ramesses III, pharaoh
92
,
152

Ramesses IX, pharaoh
92
,
213

Ramesses XI, pharaoh: tomb
212

Ramesses Siptah, pharaoh
227

Ramesseum
73
,
230

Ramose (Senenmut's father)
99
,
180
,
182–3
,
198

Ramose, Prince
75
,
76
,
77

Ramose, vizier
55

Re (god)
13
,
29–30
,
33
;

Amen-Re
30
;

and pyramids
29
,
30
,
72
;

and royalty
8
,
17
,
46
,
101
,
169

Red Sea
145
,
151

Reddjedet, Lady
101

regalia: kings'
130
,
135
;

queens'
45–6

regencies
57–8
,
61

regnal years
12
,
64
,
100
,
106
,
224

Re-Harakte, temple of
169
,
175

Rekhmire, vizier
55

religion
29–33
;

Aten, cult of
33
;

folk-religion
31–2
;

funerary cults
27
,
57
,
62
;

kings and
7–10
,
17
,
20
,
33
,
101–6
;

propaganda use by Hatchepsut
6
,
9
,
101–6
, (
see also
Amen (Hatchepsut's devotion to))
;

queens' offerings
61
;

sources
10
;

state and local gods distinct
31–2
;
see also
the individual gods, notably Amen;
Hathor
;
Isis
;
Osiris
;
Re

Rhodolphis (fictional character)
233

Roman Period
68
,
73
,
160
,
230
,
235

Rosellini, Niccolo
232

Ryan, Donald P.
214

Sahure, pharaoh
101

Sakkara: king list
18
,
230
;

pyramids
96
,
235

sarcophagi
see
under
Hatchepsut;
Senenmut
;
Tuthmosis I

Satioh, queen
90

Satire of the Trades, The
16

scribes
39
,
180
;
see also
civil service

sculpture
16–17
,
40
;

of Hatchepsut
130
,
184
,
221–2
,

(Osiride)
174–5
,
219
;

as propaganda
155
;

of Senenmut
187–8

sea travel
145
,
150–52

seals, amphora
99

sed
-festivals
109–11
,
161

Sehel, island of
142–3
,
161

Sekenenre Tao II, pharaoh
22–3
,
22
,
55
,
93

Sekhmet (god)
162

Semiramis of Assyria
191

Semitic migrants
18

Semna temple, Nubia
97–8
,
100

Senenmut (Steward of the Estates of Amen)
177–209
;

appearance
186–8
,
187
;

army career
143
,
177–8
,
183
;

and building programme
159
,
160
,
161
,
177
,
194
, (
see also
Djeser-Djeseru below
);

career and titles
180–86
;

character
177
;

cultural interests
194
;

death
206–8
;

defacement of monuments
179
,
188
,
202
,
207
,
208–9
,
222–3
;

depictions
179
,
187
,
192
;

disappearance from public life
179
,
206–8
;

and Djeser-Djeseru
119
,
168
,
177
,
178
,
194–6
, (
see also
tombs
(353)
below);

family and early career
116
,
180–83
;

Gebel Silsila shrine
183–4
,
186
;

and Hatchepsut
178
,
179
,
184
,
189
,
190–93
,
205
,
207–8
;

Neferure's tutor
88
,
177
,
178
,
183
,
188
,
207
;

no evidence of marriage
181–2
;

and parents' tomb
99
,
182–3
,
186
;

popularly accepted biography
177–9
;

proscription of memory
179
,
202
,
222–3
;

sarcophagus
186
,
199–201
;

as Steward of Estates of Amen
153
,
178
,
185
;

tombs, (71)
89
,
90
,
99
,
143
,
178
,
181
,
183
,
186
,
196
,
197
,
198–203
,
206
, (353)
90
,
178
,
179
,
181
,
186
,
187
,
192
,
194
,
196
,
203
,
204
,
205–6
;

Tuthmosis III and memory of
208
;

wealth
182–3
,
186

Senenmut Quarry, Deir el-Bahri
221

Senenu, High Priest of Amen and Hathor
175

Seni, Viceroy of Kush
117

Senimen (tutor to Neferure)
88
,
181
,
196

Seniseb (mother of Tuthmosis I)
62–3
,
175

Sennefer, Mayor of Thebes
55
,
208

Senwosret I, pharaoh
17
,
30
,
145

Senwosret III, pharaoh
17
,
30

Serabit el-Khadim
61
,
89
,
144

Seraglio, Grand
52
,
53–4

Seth (god)
20
,
22
,
58
,
69
,
190

Sethe, Kurt
78–80

Sethnakht, pharaoh
228

Seti I, pharaoh
223
,
224

Seti II, pharaoh
227

sexual behaviour
67
,
189
,
190–93

Sharpe, Samuel
233

Sharuhen
24
,
25

Sheikh Abd el-Gurna hill
196
,
197
,
198–203
,
206

Shipwrecked Sailor, Tale of the
16

Shu (god)
60

silver imports
39

Sinai: campaigns
24
,
113
,
228
;

mineral resources
16
,
39
,
144
,
200

Sinuhe, Story of
16

Siptah, pharaoh
133

Sitamen, queen
66

Sitre, known as Inet (Hatchepsut's wet-nurse)
80–81
,
214

Smith, G. Elliot
23
,
90–91

Sobeknofru, queen
18
,
87
,
136
,
137
,
226
,
228
,
235

social order
41
,
180–81
,
182–3
;
see also
lower classes
;
middle classes

Solomon, king of Israel
68–9

soul, survival of
72
,
216

sources
4–5
,
10–12

Speos Artemidos temple
144–5
,
155–8
,
156
,
173
,
223

Speos Batn el-Bakarah temple
155

stelae: Berlin
83
,
100
;

of Djehuty
143
;

of Kamose
23–4
;

at Serabit el-Khadim
89
;

of Tuthmosis I
70
,
71
;

of Tuthmosis II
82

stone, building
10
,
31
,
35
,
38–9
;
see also
quarries

succession
62
,
64
,
77–80
,
95
,
135

Sudan
70

sun, worship of: solar temple at
Djeser-Djeseru
169
,
175
;
see also
Aten
;
Re

Suppiluliuma, King of Hittites
68

Syncellus
13

Syria
26
,
143
,
214–15

Tamara, queen of Georgia
140

taxation
7
,
38

Tefnut (god)
60

Tell el-Daba
see
Avaris

temples
31
;

economic importance
32
,
39
;

foundation deposits
168–9
;

mortuary
32
,
72
;

as offering to gods
155
;

public excluded from
31
,
102
;

restoration, Hatchepsut's
157
,
158
;
see also under
the individual places and gods

Tetisheri, Queen
43
,
44
,
57
,
61
,
133

textile production
39
,
54

Thatcher, Margaret
118
,
139

Thebes: as capital
19
,
34–6
;

Deir el-Medina, workmen's village
35–6
,
56–7
,
62
,
108
,
230
;

18th Dynasty rebuilding
31
,
32
,
34
;

royal family
see
Tuthmoside family
;

royal tombs
32
,
34
,
37
, (
see also
Valley of the Kings
);

temples
31
,
32
, (
see also
Deir el-Bakhri;
Karnak
;
Luxor
);