pharaonic

They see in the Pharaonic culture a society far closer to perfection than their own.

My parents continued to listen to the guide discourse on Pharaonic power.

Because of this it was, for centuries, a pharaonic burial ground.

On Mars, simply enough, human work consisted of pharaonic projects like this one.

But the tomb is by no means just another stop on the great pharaonic tourist route and it may not become one.

Because it is used so frequently in pharaonic names, for example:

Nor is there anything Pharaonic about America, however bureaucratic its government may be.

Naja was declaring to the world his new pharaonic connections.

The towers were designed in the shape of Pharaonic obelisks.

It is tempting to spend the sudden windfall on pharaonic works or arms.

"Now I can say that people had more rights in pharaonic times than under Mubarak."

The Pharaonic civilization laid the groundwork of governance and management.

An important granite quarry was located here in the Pharaonic era.

"The Pharaonic institution is the perfect way to govern."

The most severe form is infibulation, also known as pharaonic circumcision.

A more abstract point in the king's defence is that modesty was never considered to be a Pharaonic virtue.

Afterward, the name appeared repeatedly in other pharaonic records.

At the same time, he started to write a ten volume book, but gave up the pharaonic project after the third volume.

"It echoes the glorious pharaonic period of advancement and leadership.

Resuming work, he discovered the village of the Pharaonic tomb-workers.

High officials added private funeral monuments to this necropolis during the entire pharaonic period.

It would be easy to look at all this and see evidence of an ego of Pharaonic proportions.

His early Pharaonic novels have become popular with the New Age set.

"But the persistence of the pharaonic model saved both Ghani and me.

On the highest Caesarion sat, dressed in full pharaonic regalia.