Diodorus Siculus was a Greek historian born in Sicily. His magnum opus, Bibliotheca Historica, consisted of forty books divided into three sections, and was written around 60-30 BC.
The first book describe the history and culture of Egypt. Below you will find the names of the kings mentioned, with a short description. He used the works of earlier historians, like Herodotus, adapting events and stories to his own end. It is likely that he was told many stories about the pharaohs, but mixed up exactly which pharaoh each belonged to. It is still valuable as he actually visited Egypt and most likely talked to the priests. If nothing else, it is still a source of the pharaohs.
Section
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Transcription
Reign
Pharaoh
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1.45.1
Greek
Transliteration
Menan / Mena
Transcription
Menan / Mena
Reign
Pharaoh
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1.45.2
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Transliteration
Tnephachthon
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Tnephachthon
Reign
Pharaoh
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1.47.4
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Osymandyas
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Osymandyas
Reign
Pharaoh
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1.53.1
Greek
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Sesoösis
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Sesoosis
Reign
33 years
Pharaoh
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1.64.1
Greek
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Khabryen
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Chabryen
Reign
56 years
Pharaoh