You Could be referring to the writings in the Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead, if so, it was most likely written by Egyptian Priests. A Brief Explanation follows, then the part contains the line in your Question From the New Kingdom onwards a Book of the Dead papyrus became an essential part of the funerary equipment and every Egyptian who could afford to acquire a copy was buried with it close at hand for use in the afterlife. That is why so many and varied examples have survived and why so much has been learned about the text which has been called erroneously but very evocatively the Bible of Ancient Egypt. Introductory Hymn to Osiris Worship of Osiris Wennefer, the Great God who dwells in the Thinite nome, King of Eternity, Lord of Everlasting, who passes millions of years in his lifetime first-born son of Nut, begotten of Geb, Heir, Lord of the Wereret-crown, whose White Crown is tall, Sovereign of gods and men. Hope this answers your Question
Yes. They wrote "Eternity" about her Yes. They wrote "Eternity" about her
King of forever
The song 'Eternity' was written by the Jonas Brothers after the loss of their Grandmother.
Ernest Hemingway
Richie Havens wrote this song and it is from his album Mixed Bag.
"Shakespeare" is not a language. Shakespeare wrote in modern English and thus "eternity" is expressed by the English word "eternity" As in, "all that lives must die, passing through nature to eternity." (Hamlet Act 1, Scene 2)
Fred Karger and Robert Wells
wrote idylls of the king
They wrote it in honor of their grandmother who passed away. It's about even though she's gone now, they will all be together soon, then they will be together for eternity. They wrote it in honor of their grandmother who passed away. It's about even though she's gone now, they will all be together soon, then they will be together for eternity.
H. Rider Haggard wrote King Solomon's Mines.
Robert Penn Warren wrote All the King's Men.
Robert Penn Warren wrote All the King's Men.