Adjib in hieroglyphs

sixth pharaoh of the First Dynasty
Prenomen: Merybiap
Also known as: Anedjib·Enezib
The Horus name Adjib is well attested in the archaeological records. The New Kingdom king lists of Saqqara and Abydos give the name Merybiapen while the Turin papyrus give the name as Merygeregipen, where the U21 sign is probably an error by the scribe. According to Africanus, Manetho called him Miebidos, while Eusebius claimed the similar Niebaes.

Titulary & Hieroglyphs

aD-jb
Adjib
Ꜥḏ-ꞽb
"Brave of heart"
Petrie, Royal Tombs, I, plate VI
Beckerath, Handbuch: 40-41, 6:H
mr(j)-biA-p
Mery biap
mr(ꞽ)-bꞽꜢ-p
"Beloved one of the iron throne"
Mariette, Abydos, I, plate 43 (6)
Abydos King List 6·Beckerath, Handbuch: 40-41, 6:1
mr(j)-biA-pn
Mery bia pen
mr(ꞽ)-bꞽꜢ-pn
"Beloved one of the iron throne"
Meyer, Ägyptische Chronologie, plate 1 (1)
Saqqara King List 58·Beckerath, Handbuch: 40-41, 6:2
mrj-grg-jpn
Meri gereg ipen
mrꞽ-grg-ꞽpn
"Beloved one of the iron throne"
Turin King List 3.17·Beckerath, Handbuch: 40-41, 6:3

Sources of antiquity

AuthorGreekTranscriptionReign
Africanus i, 6ΜιεβιδoςMiebidos26 years
Eusebius i, 6NιεβαηςNiebais26 years
Eratosthenes 4ΜιαβιηςMiabaes19 years

References