The Chronicle of Prince Osorkon

Caminos, Ricardo A., “Analecta Orientalia” 37, 1958, pp. 218

The hieroglyphic texts with which this volume is concerned record the deeds of the eldest son of King Takelothis II of the Twenty-second Dinasty, Prince Osorkon, who was the holder of religious, political, and military posts of great consequence during the troubled reigns of his father and of King Shoshenk III, towards the end of the ninth and at the beginning of the eighth centuries B.C.

preface  vii

contents ix

explanation of bibliographical references  xi

additions and corrections  xxiv

chapter I. general introduction and bibliography  1

chapter II. the inscription of Takelothis II’s year 11  10

chapter III. from Takelothis II’s year 12 to Shoshenk III’s year 29  74

chapter IV. consecutive translation of prince Osorkon’s inscriptions  151

chapter V. conclusion  172