Horus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Horus - an Egyptian god
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96/1 of Ptolemaeus Alexander concerning the temple of Horus at Athribis.
Euseb]:Chron_131 the gods who ruled there was Horus the son of Isis. Then
Euseb]:Chron_133 brother of Osiris; and then Horus the son of Osiris and

Horus ² - an Egyptian official, 3rd century B.C.
242/8 Bagnall+_97, a letter from Horus to Harmais.

Horus ³ - an Egyptian official, 2nd century B.C.
114/10 PTeb+_15, two letters from Menches to Horus.
114/11 PTeb+_16, another letter from Menches to Horus.
114/14 PTeb+_14, a letter from Menches to Horus.
114/15 PTeb+_26 & 71, a letter from Horus and a report on irrigation and sow
113/2 PTeb+_38, a report from Menches to Horus.
113/6 PTeb+_48, a petition from Horus to Menches.
110/8 PTeb+_53, a petition from Horus to Petesuchus.

Horus ⁴ - an Egyptian hawk-tender, 1st century B.C.
63/38 instructions from Dionysius for a payment to Horus the hawk-tender.

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