Libyan

Looking back, one sees that was the final nail in the coffin of Libyan democracy.

“It is always so when the wind blows from the desert,” answered the Libyan.

The Libyan lotus is a shrub like a bramble, the berries like the myrtle, purple when ripe, and about the size of an olive.

His beard, too, is quite different from that of the Libyan desert tribes which the early Egyptian kings adopted.

Snofri peopled his city with men from the Libyan tribes living on the borders of the Western desert or Mont captives.

These chariots and cavalry, also Libyan, formed the great strength of the Egyptian army.