An Egyptian Princess — Volume 01

By Georg Ebers

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Amidst the backdrop of the Nile, an enslaved woman rises to royalty, finding herself amidst romance, cultural collisions, and philosophical debates in ancient Egypt.

Genres

Historical Fiction History - General Literature Fiction

Released

2004-04-01

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Summary

"An Egyptian Princess — Volume 01" by Georg Ebers is a historical romance set in ancient Egypt, where the beautiful Egyptian princess Rhodopis' story and relationships are at the heart of the narrative. Transporting readers to the Nile's edge, the book explores love, the interactions between cultures, and deep philosophical questions. The novel begins with the overflowing Nile, which paints a picture of Egypt's beauty and introduces us to Phanes, a lively Athenian, and Aristomachus, a thoughtful Spartan, as they arrive at Rhodopis' home. Once a slave, she is now a respected figure among Greeks, and through vibrant conversations and lavish descriptions of gatherings, the story promises to explore personal connections and the dynamics of ancient cultures.