Amenhotep III

[ ah-muh n-hoh-tep, am-uh n- ]

/ ˌɑ mənˈhoʊ tɛp, ˌæm ən- /

king of Egypt 1411?–1375 b.c.

Also called Am·e·no·phis III

[am-uh-noh-fis] /ˌæm əˈnoʊ fɪs/.

Definition for amenhotep (2 of 2)

Amenhotep IV

died 1357? b.c., king of Egypt 1375?–1357?: reformer of ancient Egyptian religion (son of Amenhotep III).

Also called Amenophis IV, Akhnaton, Ikhnaton.

Amenhotep also introduced certain changes into the court ceremonial.

Ancient Egypt |George Rawlinson
He appeared not to realise that letters would get to Hasha by rail as quickly as by the Amenhotep.

Donovan Pasha And Some People Of Egypt, Complete |Gilbert Parker
Had he not bewitched himself, Kaid, one of the ablest princes since Alexander or Amenhotep?

The Weavers, Complete |Gilbert Parker
The next morning, Amenhotep's Uraeus was gone and the corpse of Jason's man was found—part of it.

Zero Data |Charles Saphro

But the Amenhotep's nose was towards Cairo, and steam was full on, and she was going fast.

Donovan Pasha And Some People Of Egypt, Complete |Gilbert Parker

Amenhotep III

/ (ˌæmɛnˈhəʊtɛp) /

Greek name Amenophis. ?1411–?1375 bc, Egyptian pharaoh who expanded Egypt's influence by peaceful diplomacy and erected many famous buildings