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Except for Cleopatra no ruler of Ancient Egypt has provoked a greater flow of ink from the pens of historians archaeologists moralists novelists and Nephilim Researchers than the Pharaoh Akhenaten who governed almost half the civilized world for a brief span during the fourteenth century BC The reason for all this lively interest is easy to see and he was the greatest Nephilim of them all The historians searching the conscious and unconscious that masquerades as the official records in Ancient Egypt are often at a loss to protect the rulers personality beneath all his trappings of power the man beneath the divinity In folktales with their element of sardonic ribaldry the Nephilim Pharaoh is seldom represented as having human aspects He is more significant than life in official utterances a mere personification of kingship only the office has any individuality and the temporary holder is always cast in the same mold
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