The Synopsis:
Ramesses II had the phrase “I am Ozymandias, King of Kings” inscribed on the base of a statue of himself. Historians believe he earned this title, though, and consider him “Ramesses the Great,” one of the most successful, powerful, and well-regarded pharaohs of ancient Egypt. Ramesses’ military leadership impressed his father so much that he stepped down after 15 years as pharaoh, saying, “Crown [Ramesses] king so that I may see his accomplishments while I still live!” This biography introduces readers to his many accomplishments as both a warrior-king and a god-king. When he died at age 96, Egyptians believed him to be a higher deity than any who preceded him; in some ways, he achieved eternal life by living on in memory through the end of the Egyptian Empire and beyond.
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Review:
Other in60learning resources: Detroit | Greek Mythology | Hatshepsut
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Ramesses the Great is a great follow up to Hatshepsut if you’re wanting to brush up on Egyptian history.
Just like other titles by in60learning, Ramesses is short, to the point, and filled with useful information. It’s not overwhelming in its delivery and I enjoyed the exploration of Egyptian culture that each chapter took me through.
The narrator, Alexander Doddy, made it 100 times better than the others I’ve listened to! His personality and lively voice brought the story together in a way that brings the listeners into the story and makes even the boring-ish parts interesting! I’m certainly a fan of him.
Overall, I really enjoy Ramesses the Great and once again recommend it as an excellent student resource! 4 out of 5 stars.
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