Chechenes, his son, [ruled for] 39 years.
Venephes, 42 years. In his reign a famine gripped [g204] the land. He built the pyramids near Cocome.
Usaphais, 20 years.
Niebais, 26 years.
[Se]mempses, 18 years. During his reign numerous abominations and corruptions occurred.
Vbienthis, 26 years.
Altogether [these kings] reigned for 252 years.
2nd Dynasty
9 kings.
First was Bochus. During his reign an enormous fissure opened up in Bubastis and many people perished.
Then Caechous, in whose reign Apis and Mnevis and [g205] the goat of Mendes were honoured as gods.
Then Biophis, during whose reign women got the right to rule as monarchs.
After [Biophis], three other kings ruled, but nothing noteworthy was accomplished during their reigns.
During the reign of the seventh king, it is fabulously related that for eleven days the Nile ran with honey mixed with water.
Then Sesochris [ruled] for 48 years. He is said to have been 5 cubits and 3 palms tall.
During [g206] the reign of the ninth king, nothing noteworthy occurred.
Altogether [these kings] reigned for 297 years.
[46] 3rd Dynasty
8 kings of Memphis.
Necherochis. In his reign the Libyans revolted from the Egyptians, but when the moon unexpectedly grew in size, they were moved by fear and went back into service [to the Egyptians].
Sesorthus. He was called Asclepius by the Egyptians because of his skill in medicine. He discovered methods of building with hewn stone, and also was interested in writing.
The other six kings achieved nothing worthy of mention.
Altogether [these kings] reigned for 197 years.
4th Dynasty
17 kings of Memphis, from another line.