New Kingdom Papyrus Chester Beatty IV, the authorship of the poem was attributed to "the foremost of scribes" Kheti. The principal source of this document...

fanciful tale, but Wahkare is listed as a king in the Turin Canon. Kheti I was succeeded by Kheti II, also known as Meryibre. Little is certain of his reign,...

Meryibre Khety Meriibre, Meribre and Kheti, Akhtoy, Achthoes; Merybtawy, Meribtawy Copper container with Meryibre Khety's royal titulary. Paris, Louvre...

1889 (available online) Donald B. Spanel, "The Herakleopolitan Tombs of Kheti I, Jt(.j)jb(.j), and Kheti II at Asyut", Orientalia, 58, 1989, pp. 301–14....

portrait sculpture of Amenemhat III in the Luxor Museum, Luxor The vizier Kheti (H̱ty) held office around year 29 of Amenemhat III's reign, as is attested...

cured of an illness upon the arrival of an image of Khonsu. King Ptolemy IV, after he was cured of an illness, called himself "Beloved of Khonsu Who Protects...

Ptahhotep, The Maxims of Ptahhotep (2375–2350 BC) Kheti III, Teaching for King Merykara (c. 2150 BC) Kheti the Scribe, Instructions of Amenemhat (c. 1971...

"Drawn by Faucher-Gudin from a photograph by Béato. C.f. Lepsius, Denkm, iv.pl.66 c.", published in Maspero (1897). The scene is collapsed from "the two...

hieroglyph for gold on the backrest A scarab seal with the cartouche of Thutmose IV above the god Heh, c. 1397-1388 BCE Kneeling Heh on a Basket Wikimedia Commons...

brother of Tefnut if identified as Shu. Amenhotep, from the time of Thutmose IV. Amenhotep's wife Henut was a singer of Anhur. Their sons Hat and Kenna were...