-
Chapel C, Deir el-Medina
records a
similar narrative. The
Onomasticon of
Amenope, or
Amenemipit (amen-em-apt),
gives slight credence to the idea that the...
- The
Onomasticon of
Amenope is an
ancient Egyptian text from the late 20th
Dynasty to 22nd Dynasty. It is a
compilation belonging to a
tradition that began...
-
death of
Ramesses III (Papyrus
Harris I). The fourth, the
Onomasticon of
Amenope, is
dated to some time
between the end of the 12th or
early 11th century...
-
Vladimir Golenishchev. It was
found in a jar
together with the
Onomasticon of
Amenope and the Tale of Woe. The
story features a
mixture of
literary tropes along...
- to
Ramesses III,
Chapel C, Deir el-Medina. c. 1000 BCE:
Onomasticon of
Amenope: "Sherden, Tjekker, Peleset, Khurma." c. 900 BCE: Padiiset's Statue, inscription:...
-
Amunet appears most
frequently alongside ithyphallic forms of Amun such as
Amenope or Amun-Min-kamutef and
never appears in
temple scenes together with Khonsu...
- hiéroglyphe: Imhotep, the
successor of
Amenope, is
saved from a fire by Papyrus. The
parchment that
established the
plans of
Amenope for the new
temple were saved...
- is
securely attested in two 20th
Dynasty do****ents: the
Onomasticon of
Amenope and the
Story of Wenamun, as the home
place of the pharaoh-to-be Smendes...
-
localisation of
Herwer remains problematic. Yet however, in the
Onomasticon of
Amenope and in the
Turin Papyrus 118.11,
Herwer is
referred to as
north of Hermopolis...
- to
Ramesses III,
Chapel C, Deir el-Medina. c. 1000 BCE:
Onomasticon of
Amenope: "Sherden, Tjekker, Peleset, Khurma." c. 900 BCE: Padiiset's Statue, inscription:...
