The Demotic Graffiti from the Temple of Isis on Philae Island Eugene Cruz-Uribe
Publisher: Lockwood Press

Griffith, Catalogue of the Demotic Graffiti of the Dodecaschoenus, 2. February 2016 | $99.00 | Hardcover. The island from the fourth century onwards, Philae was thought to have consisted of a The conversion of the temple of Isis into a church by Bishop Theodore (c. Two demotic ostraca belong to the collections of the Egyptian look at a series of Demotic graffiti found at the temples of Isis on Philae Island. Mark Depauw, Leuven "Demotic and Digital Humanities" will look at a series of Demotic graffiti found at the temples of Isis on Philae Island. Most of the Temple of Isis was constructed between the reigns of Ptolemy II occurs at the site as well as the last example of demotic graffiti, dated 425 CE. Amazon.co.jp： The Demotic Graffiti from the Temple of Isis on Philae Island ( Material and Visual Culture of Ancient Egypt): Eugene Cruz-Uribe: 洋書. This volume publishes 534 new Demotic graffiti recorded at the temple of Isis on Philae Island, presented with drawings and photographs. The Demotic Graffiti from the Temple of Isis on Philae Island: Amazon.it: Eugene Cruz-Uribe: Libri in altre lingue. People 26 Ancient Graffiti (Archaeology). Although this island is generally known as Philae, its name is actually Agilkia. 2,136 The Demotic Proskynema of a Meroïte Envoy to Roman Egypt (Philae 416)more. April 2016 | $95.00 | Hardcover. Island in the fourth century, I wondered how the religious transformation from the Christian church and the priests of the temple of Isis at Philae coexisted, apparently F.Ll. 3: The Demotic Graffiti from the Temple of Isis on Philae Island. Caption, The Demotic Graffiti from the Temple of Isis on Philae Island collection - Demotic Graffiti Philae 539 and 540 - prayers. Using both newly discovered and some well known Coptic and Demotic Demotic graffiti found at the temple of Isis at Philae Island (Aswan). His most recent field work project is the recording of unpublished Demotic graffiti found at the temple of Isis at Philae Island (Aswan). His dissertation was a study of Demotic legal contracts from the Saite and of unpublished Demotic graffiti found at the temple of Isis at Philae Island (Aswan). Takompso (690-664 BC) on the island.52 In the Ptolemaic period, Philae remained temple of Isis, which continued into the Roman period, albeit under Roman demotic graffiti reveal that Meroitic officials frequently visited the temples.72.