- A
mammisi (mamisi) is an
ancient Egyptian small chapel attached to a
larger temple (usually in
front of the pylons),
built from the Late Period, and ****ociated...
- The
earliest extant (surviving)
building in the
compound today is the
mammisi raised by
Nectanebo II – last of the
native pharaohs (360–343 BC). The...
- displa**** in the
Louvre Museum in Paris.
There are also
Roman and
pharaonic Mammisi (birth houses),
ruins of a
Coptic church and a
small chapel dedicated to...
- dead.
There were
mystery plays in 13 acts on
fertility in
these temples.
Mammisi Zahan, S. (2018).
Mishor (Egypt). Kolkata, India: Aranyaman. pp. 51–52...
- The god Khnum,
accompanied by Heqet,
moulds Ihy in a
relief from the
mammisi (birth temple) at
Dendera Temple complex Early Dynastic Period (c. 3000...
- the Ptolemies. In the 1st
century BC,
Cleopatra VII (51–30 BC)
built a
mammisi and a
sacred lake
there in
honour of her son, the very
young Ptolemy XV...
-
Emperor Trajan in
Pharonic aspect with
hieroglyph name (),
making offerings to
Egyptian Gods, on the
Roman Mammisi at the
Dendera Temple complex, Egypt....
-
Nubian king Arqamani, who
contributed to the
Temple of
Arensnuphis and the
mammisi, and his
successor Adikhalamani,
whose name has been
found on a
stela on...
-
factores de degradación».
Revista de Arqueología, 88 Jaramago. M. (1991) «¿Un
Mammisi en el
templo de Debod?». Boletín de la Asociación Española de Egiptología...
-
Roman Emperor Trajan (ruled 98–117 AD)
making offerings to
Egyptian Gods, on the
Roman Mammisi at the
Dendera Temple complex, Egypt....
