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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ancient coin hunter, post: 4427045, member: 87200&quot;]From the poem of Pen-taur, of Ramses total victory (supposedly)</p><p><br /></p><p>&quot;Now his majesty was a youthful lord, active and without his peer; his arms powerful, his heart stout, his strength like Montu at his moment; goodly of form like Atum, one rejoices at seeing his beauty; great of victory over all foreign countries, one knows not when he will begin to fight; a strong wall about his army, their shield on the day of fighting; a bowman without his like; he is braver than hundreds of thousands combined; going ahead and entering in among multitudes, his heart trusting in his strength; powerful of heart in the hour of close combat; like a fir at its time of consuming; firm of heart like a bull ready upon the battlefield; he cares not for all lands combined; a thousand men are unable to stand firm before him; hundreds of thousands are discomfitted at beholding him; inspiring fear; loud of roarings in the hearts of all lands; great of majesty and powerful of renown like Sutekh; ... in the hearts of foreigners; like a savage lion in the valley of desert animals.&quot;[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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