Josephus provides the earliest recorded instance of the much repeated false etymology of the term " Hyksos ", as a Hellenised form of the Egyptian phrase " Hekw Shasu ", meaning " Shepherd Kings ".
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Josephus identifies the Israelite Exodus with the first exodus mentioned by Manetho, when some 480, 000 Hyksos " shepherd kings " ( also referred to as just'shepherds', as'kings'and as'captive shepherds'in his discussion of Manetho ) left Egypt for Jerusalem.
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Josephus records the false etymology that the Greek phrase " Hyksos " stood for the Egyptian phrase " Hekw Shasu " meaning the " Shepherd Kings ", which scholars have only recently shown means " rulers of foreign lands ."
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Josephus records the earliest account of the false but understandable etymology that the Greek phrase " Hyksos " stood for the Egyptian phrase " Hekw Shasu " meaning the Bedouin-like " Shepherd Kings ", which scholars have only recently shown means " rulers of foreign lands ".
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According to literary historian Ioana P�rvulescu, who suspects that " Amor academic " was Perpessicius'intended homage to Yvoria Seco _ anu, the author portrayed himself under the fictional names " Mototolea " ( from " mototol ", " wuss " ) and " Pentapolin " ( the shepherd king in " Don Quixote " ).
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Josephus identifies the Israelite Exodus with the first exodus mentioned by Manetho, when some 480, 000 Hyksos, wrongly interpreted as " shepherd kings " by Josephus ( also referred to as just as " shepherds ", as " kings " and as " captive shepherds " in his discussion of Manetho ), left Egypt for Jerusalem.
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In 1906 Perlmutter and Wohl composed the music for a romantic drama in English, " The Shepherd King "; in 1909, Boris Thomashefsky's " Dos Pintele Yid " and " Di sheyne Amerikanerin; " and for scores of other historical operettas of the Second Avenue Yiddish Theater District theaters through the early years of the twentieth century.
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In 1957, he moved to " Eagle " and began working in colour on their back page biography strips : " The Happy Warrior " ( the life of Winston Churchill ), " The Shepherd King " ( the life of the biblical King David ), and " The Travels of Marco Polo " for which Bellamy only did eight episodes before moving to " Dan Dare ".
