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P-Amen, No Amon (Diospolis)A detailed map of Thebes, with temples and other sites of interest ...
Stanford's Geographical Establishment
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Diospolis, the City of AmmonA color map of Thebes, showing the area between Luxor and Karnak, with buildings ...
Stanford's Geographical Establishment
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Caption: "Thebes From Karnac."Drawing of the view of Thebes from ...
Evans, Miss, Grahame, George
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Photo of two giant statues known as the Colossi of Memnon, at Thebes, Egypt, visited by the Ruess ...
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Alexander and Macedonian Relations with Thebes – A Reassessment
A complex number of reasons and motives led to the punishment of rebellious Thebes in 335 BC. Of course, it was a clear warning to potential rebels against the Macedonian hegemony over Greece.
Müller, Sabine
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Perpillou Jean-Louis. Theodoros G. Spyropoulos, John Chadwick, The Thebes Tablets II Including Indexes of the Thebes Tablets by José L. Melena, 1975. In: Revue des Études Anciennes. Tome 80, 1978, n°3-4. pp.
Perpillou, Jean-Louis
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Study on the Greek presence in Ptolemaic Thebes, mainly on the hand of the ethnics and the Greek names. Prosopographical study of several Greek persons and how they functioned in an Egyptian environment.status ...
Clarysse, Willy
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An Athenian naopoios honoured at Thebes
Londey Peter. An Athenian naopoios honoured at Thebes. In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 103, livraison 2, 1979. pp.
Londey, Peter
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Egypt, Temple of Luxor in ancient Thebes
Egypt - Thebes, Guardians of Ramesseum [Temple of Luxor]Thebes was the capital of the ancient Egyptian empire. It includes the necropolis, an area containing the royal tombs and mortuary temples.
Forman, Harrison, 1904-1978
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