Apis - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Apis - a sacred bull in Egypt
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316/19a Ptolemy gives 50 talents to pay for the burial of an Apis bull.
Within translations:
Aelian:Fr_37 25 & Ochus having killed Apis wanted to hand him over to
Aelian:NA_10.28 ian ** knowing this slew Apis and deified the ass from a
Aelian:NA_11.10 mong the Egyptians Apis is believed to be the god whose
Aelian:NA_11.11 cred to the Sun, whereas Apis, they say, is dedicated to
AET_1.8.2 Weep, Memphis, the city of Apis !
AET_4.11.A goddess Philadelphos, Isis, Mother of Apis.
AET_4.11.B Ptah, prophet of the living Apis, prince, administrator of the work
AET_6.8.D belongs to the Mother of Apis is in his hand. I
AET_6.8.F offerings of the Mother of Apis with it. Written by the
AET_8.12 he did many favours for Apis and Mnevis, and the other
AET_8.16 he appears with the living Apis. Two Ladies : who pleases
Cic:Rep_3.14 bull, which the Egyptians call Apis, is deemed a god, and
Euseb]:Chron_137 ōus, in whose reign Apis and Mnevis and the goat of
Just_1.9 ordered the temples of Apis and the other gods to be dem
Phylarch_78 ngs two bulls to Egypt, called Apis and Osiris. [79] & Plu
Plut:Cleom_34 ify him. As the ox Apis, though revelling, to all appearan
Polyaen_7.11.7 ere commemorating the death of Apis. Dareius immediately
PsCallisth_3.34 great gods Sarapis and Apis; when he went out, he was
SEG_48.1330 (c. 128-100) ice men from the land of Apis {Peloponnese}.
SelPap_2.210 penses for the burial of Apis and Mnevis are to be dem
SelPap_2.244 udience at the temple of Apis, Panephremmis son of Sto
THI_131 (c. 200) priest shall] sacrifice to Apis at the times prescr
THI_257 (243) has taken every] care [of Apis, Mnevis and the other sacred
THI_258 (c. 264) gs, the king honourod Apis and Mnevis, &[26] the mo
THI_261 (185/4) llation of the living Apis, in assembly at the te

Apis ² - an ancient king of Sicyon
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ChronSynt_86 ars Telchin for 20 years Apis for 25 years Thelxion for
Euseb]:Chron_173 the same time as Semiramis. Apis, for 25 years. The Pel

Apis ³ - an ancient king of Argos
Euseb]:Chron_177 reign, Ogygus founded Eleusis. Apis, for 35 years. The cou

Apis - in documents
Lucill_11.80 up here the statue of Apis the boxer, for he never hurt

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