Djeme - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Djeme - a town on the west bank of the Nile, near Thebes; called Memnonia in Greek
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223/1a Document: AET_6.2.D, a marriage contract from Djeme.
AET_1.15.B netherworld in the mound of Djeme ; the great Ogdoad, the
AET_1.15.E say, "In the mound of Djeme we shall satisfy our bodies;
AET_1.15.E sleep at the mound of Djeme, the place of the father
AET_4.10.B royal offering of Amenope of Djeme, great god, living of Re,
AET_4.12.A image, Amon of Opet of Djeme, the great god living at
AET_4.44 the Male and the Female' Djeme so that they may allow
AET_4.50.D return to the mounds of Djeme, perform an oblation with the
AET_5.11.A are in the mound of Djeme, and to the bas in
AET_5.11.A keepers of the Mound of Djeme, excellent bas on the noble
AET_5.11.B dwell in the mound of Djeme, [to the] silent souls west
AET_5.14.B { the } Amenope of Djeme.
AET_6.4.C Osoroeris, the divine servant of Djeme.
AET_6.7 exō taxeōn the troops of Djeme, the whole army of Djeme,
AET_6.14.A the plots of Amenope(?) of Djeme. Its neighbours: South: the place
AET_6.14.C 5 talents in front of Djeme; while I can still be
AET_6.25 the builder and potter of Djeme Pama son of Pahi, his
AET_7.8.E lector in the necropolis of Djeme, Harsiesi son of Petamenopi, which
AET_7.8.H lector of the necropolis of Djeme, Harsiesi, son of Petamenopi and
AET_7.12 divine-father Spoteus, the prophetess of Djeme.
AET_7.12.B divine-father Spotous, the prophetess of Djeme.
AET_7.18.A the pastophoros of Amon of Djeme and sacred servant of Hathor
AET_7.18.B is on the hill of Djeme, for each subsequent month, which
AET_7.21 the pastophoros of Amon of Djeme, the divine servant of Hathor
AET_7.25.A Ammonieion on the south of Djeme, which is inside the enclosing
AET_7.25.B the southern part of the Memnoneia, of which the neighbours are
AET_7.27.A Doson, in the gate of Djeme, in the temple of Mont
AET_7.38.A is in the necropolis of Djeme along with its shaft. You
AET_7.38.B is in the necropolis of Djeme together with its shaft. Its
AET_7.47.A the pastophoros of Amun of Djeme and god's of Hathor, Regent
AET_7.47.B the pastophoros of Amun of Djeme and god's of Hathor, Regent
AET_9.7.B pylons of the dromos of Djeme. He made burnt offerings and
AET_9.13.A name upon the necropolis of Djeme to cause you to be
AET_9.13.B the blessed who are in Djeme, and the Hathors who are
AET_9.13.B women, to the necropolis of Djeme, having completed [your] span of
AET_9.13.C Amenope, the great one of Djeme, the great god, the king
AET_9.13.D renewed in the Mound of Djeme near the forms which follow
AET_9.16.A the pastophoroi of Amun of Djeme god's of Imhotep priest of
AET_9.16.B for the work of renovating Djeme while you can still sue
AET_9.17 gods of the temple of Djeme will cut off his lifetime
AET_9.17 here before the gods of Djeme in his second month, (and)

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