Elephantine - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Elephantine
- an island in the river Nile in the far south of Egypt
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117/5a
IS_168.H, a letter to Ptolemy VIII from the priests in Elephantine.
115/4c
Ptolemy IX and Cleopatra to priests and officials in Elephantine.
  Within translations:
[Longin]:Subl_26
up from the city of Elephantine and there come to a
Aelian:NA_10.19
and those who dwell in Elephantine, as it is called, the
AET_1.14.83
7. Khnum, lord of Elephantine, great god, lord of the
AET_4.15.B
Takhnum, kalasiris of Elephantine and standard-bearer before
AET_4.22.A
Khnum the great, lord of Elephantine, Isis the Giver of life,
AET_9.10.A
{ Satet }, lady of Elephantine, had been brought down; for
AET_9.12
has come to you from Elephantine, so that he might fill
Euseb]:Chron_139
nasty. 31 kings of Elephantine: The first king was Otho
OGIS_111
(152-145) tes of the temples in Elephantine [and Abaton] and
OGIS_168
(115) wly founded city of Elephantine, first [the king] m
Plin:HN_5.59
sea is 750 miles - Elephantis is an inhabited island 4
SelPap_2.242
egus of the Ombite nome and of Elephantine. The 12th
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