Examples of using Ramesses in English and their translations into Czech
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Ramesses the Great.
But the gods smiled on Ramesses.
Ramesses is the message.
By translating the hieroglyphs for Ramesses.
Ramesses claimed he was the son of a god.
Now Champollion could begin to bring Ramesses' world back to life.
Ramesses built two temples at Abu Simbel.
But what was a blessing for Ramesses was to prove a curse for Belzoni.
Ramesses first target was the Hittite city of Kadesh.
Belzoni now stood on one of the most sacred spots in Ramesses' kingdom.
From him, Ramesses would claim the power of the sun.
As the god Amun presented him with a khopesh,symbolic sword of victory, Ramesses became the ultimate warrior king.
Ramesses claimed to have had a vision of his own divinity.
The silos were full,proof that Ramesses was indeed Egypt's rightful and divine ruler.
Ramesses came 200 years after Tutankhamun, didn't he?
In the aftermath of victory, Ramesses' soldiers walked amongst the dead, cutting off hands.
Ramesses knew he faced the greatest battle of his life.
Determined to immortalise himself in stone, Ramesses decreed a change to the style in which it was cut.
Ramesses' men inform me that you still refuse to speak.
So the later pharaohs,such as Tutankhamun and Ramesses were buried in this remote spot, in the hope of avoiding the attention of tomb robbers.
Ramesses had received his first harem when he was just 15.
The name Ramesses literally means"child of the sun god.
Ramesses began his military career as pharaoh in the fourth year of his reign.
But above all, Ramesses wanted to leave his mark by being Egypt's greatest builder.
Ramesses came to the throne in 1279 BC, the son of the warrior king, Seti.
And 3,096 years before, Ramesses himself looked for the last time upon the same sarcophagus, which then contained the remains of his father.
Ramesses swept aside all opposition on the way and positioned himself to attack Kadesh.
So Ramesses insisted on a different style where images were instead cut deep into the stone.
Ramesses believed that if he could succeed where his father had failed, he would be immortalised.
Ramesses decided that Egypt's three greatest gods would be much more than just stone statues.