Edfu - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Edfu - a temple of Horus in Egypt
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257/15 Red Sea coast, and constructs roads from there to Coptus and Edfu.
237/10a The commencement of building of the temple of Horus at Edfu.
212/16a The completion of the first stage of the temple at Edfu.
206/26 letion of the main gates and the double doors of the temple at Edfu.
204/12a OGIS_82, a dedication at Edfu by Lichas, an elephant hunter.
142/10a The dedication of the inner temple complex at Edfu.
140/6a The foundation of the Pronaos of the temple at Edfu.
124/3a The Pronaos of the temple at Edfu is completed.
Within translations:
AET_4.16 of the sky, lord of Edfu, the royal brother Pa-shu the
AET_5.8 necropolis of the west of Edfu for the beautiful lady, wise
AET_8.13 (c. 90) Ptolemaic temple at Edfu, contains a detailed acc
AET_8.13 hieroglyphs on the Ptolemaic at Edfu contains a detailed account of
SelPap_2.207 reful about Arsinoe near Apollonopolis, to see that
SelPap_2.388 Paid by the church of Apollonopolis on account of s
SelPap_2.397 ochus, left in charge at Apollonopolis the Great, 1 r
THI_85 (late 3rd century) e at the Paneion near Apollonopolis, and Epathrodit
THI_191.B (late 2nd century) ong the rocks of mountainous Bachthis, where the sacred seat

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