-
ancient Iunet 𓉺𓈖𓏏𓊖 “jwn.t”, Tentyris,(Arabic: Ewan-t إيوان-ة ), or
Tentyra is a
small town and
former bishopric in
Egypt situated on the west bank...
- 19th-century
English spelling in most sources,
including Belzoni, was
Tentyra; also
spelled Denderah) is
located about 2.5
kilometres (1.6 mi) south-east...
- 5 Harawî
Gebtu (Coptos) Qift Two
Falcons Min 6 Aa-ta
Iunet /
Tantere (
Tentyra)
Dendera Crocodile Hathor 7
Seshesh Seshesh (Diospolis Parva) Hu Sistrum...
- 685 companions.
These included the
following priests: Apa
Paphnutius of
Tentyra Apa
Isaac of
Tiphre Apa
Shamul of
Taraphia Apa
Simon of
Tapcho Sissinus...
- Iset-Tekh/ Iset-Tekh-ent-Ḥeru-Iakhuti/ Iset-Djeser/ Ān-Ḥer/
Iunet (Tantere/
Tentyra/ Dendera) In/ In-en-P'teḥ/ In-en-Nut/ In-Ta-Neferet/ Iset-Au-Ib/...
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visited by
Alexander the
Great 44
temple of
Osiris in Abydus; city of
Tentyra 45
cities Berenicê (at the Red Sea), Myus Hormus,
Coptus ... ;
mines of...
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through Wadi
Hammamat Iunet (Dendera) 6th
Hathor (cult center)
Dendera Tentyra, Tentyris, Nikentori,
Nitentori Capital of its nome
Seshesh (Hu) earlier...
-
Ancient Egyptian architecture,
particularly the
Great Temple of
Dendera (
Tentyra). One
author described it as "one of the
strangest places Piccadilly ever...
- (for example, the
famous mathematician Pafnuty Chebyshev).
Paphnutius of
Tentyra (3rd
century AD),
follower of a
saint Paphnutius of
Thebes (4th century...
- I., was
elected to
replace him, and was
consecrated titular bishop of
Tentyra on 16
March 1902.
Under the
jurisdiction of
these two
bishops the Vicariate...
