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Peribsen may have changed his titulary somewhere during his reign from Horus-Sekhemib to Seth-Peribsen. It is also possible that Horus Sekhemib was Peribsen's successor. Both titularies are given here.

1. Sekhemib

Horus-name

Hr sxm ib

Horus, Sekhemib ("Horus, powerfull of heart")

 
or:

Hr sxm ib, pr n mAa.t

Horus, Sekhemib Per-en-Maat ("Horus, powerfull of heart, who has come forth from the cosmical order")

Nebti-name

nb.tj sxm ib, pr n mAa.t

Nebti, Sekhemib Per-en-Maat ("The Two Ladies, powerfull of heart, who has come forth from the cosmical order")

2. Peribsen

Seth-name

 
Because this part of the titulary starts with the name of the god Seth, where one would expect Horus, it is refered to as Seth-name.

stX pr ib=sn

Seth, Peribsen ("Seth, the one who has come forth from "them". It is not clear what this name refers to")

Nebti-name

nb.tj pr ib=sn

Nebti Peribsen ("The Two Ladies, the one who has come forth from them")

King-lists

pr ib=sn

Peribsen

3. Sened

King-lists

snd

Sened

 
or:

snd

Sened

 
or:

sndi

Senedi

 
or:

snD

Senedj

 
or:

swnd (nsw snd ?)

Suned (King Sened ?)

Manetho

 
Africanus: Sethen�s (Sened)

Eusebius: (not mentioned?)

Alternative names in modern-day literature

 
Horus-Sekhemib, Sechemib, Horus-Sechemib, Seth-Peribsen

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