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(story of) Psammetichus, king of Egypt,
Abraham in Egypt (Genesis 12:10-20),
Cambyses summons the priests of Egypt to show him their god Apis; when a cow is presented, Cambyses takes offence, and kills it,
Egypt invades Judah,
Egyptian pyramids (Wonder of the World),
Exodus (osa I): tapahtumat, jotka edeltävät ja valmistavat israelilaisten lähtöä Egyptistä,
Ezekiel prophesies against Egypt (Ezekiel 29-32),
God appears to Isaac and warns him not to journey into Egypt,
Hadad, son of the king of Edom, escapes to Egypt,
Hoshea conspires with Egypt against Assyria,
Io arrives in Egypt, regains her human form, and is worshipped as Isis,
Isaiah condemning Judah's confidence in Egypt (Isaiah 30:1-7),
Jacob and his family go to Egypt (Genesis 46:1-27),
Jacob and his family in Egypt (Genesis 46:28-34, 47:1-12),
Jehohahaz is taken prisoner by King Necho II and brought to Egypt,
Jeremiah condemning Israel's confidence in Egypt and Assyria,
Jeremiah in Egypt,
Jeroboam flees to Egypt,
Jeroboam returns from exile in Egypt,
Johanan and the rest of the Judaeans flee to Egypt (Jeremiah 41:16-18),
Joseph and his brothers return to Egypt,
Joseph on his way to Egypt with the Ishmaelites (Joseph may be shown weeping at the tomb of his mother as they pass by),
King Busiris of Egypt and his servants are slain by Hercules on the altar where they had attempted to sacrifice him,
Menelaus in Egypt,
Solomon buys horses in Egypt,
St. Francis of Assisi preaching before the Sultan of Egypt; to convert the sultan he is about to walk through a fire,
arrival of the Holy Family in Egypt (Sotine(n) or Hermopolis),
battle with the Egyptians and death of Josiah,
famine in Egypt (continued) (Genesis 47:13-26),
famine in Egypt sets in,
first journey of Joseph's brothers to Egypt (Genesis 42),
flight into Egypt and miracles during the journey,
kymmenen vitsausta (Exodus 7:14 - 11:10, 12:21-30),
second journey of Joseph's brothers to Egypt (Genesis 43),
the flight of the Judaeans into Egypt (Jeremiah 42 - 43:7),
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