Souchus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Souchus (Sobek)
- an Egyptian god
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125/1a
PTeb_281, a receipt for a tithe for the temple of Souchus.
  Within translations:
AET_4.10.A
Amun in Karnak, Priest of Sobek, Bull of the Lake within
AET_4.10.B
Amun in Karnak, Priest of Sobek within the Isheru, Nesmin, justified
AET_6.3.B
name of the priests of Sobk lord of Amur of the
AET_6.13.A
Phmois, the agent of Souchos the great god Nechtpharaus,
AET_6.14.G
of Petiesis, the priest of Souchos, who was brought to the
AET_7.28.B
the shepherd and servant of Suchos Dd-hr, her mother being [Ta-bj],
AET_7.33
farmer and servant of Suchos Haryothes, son Orsenuphis, the
AET_9.4.C
great god and [ ? Sobek ], the great god and
IsisHymn_1.3
dwell in the nome of Suchos, the Arsinoïtes,
OGIS_114.B
[the gods Euergetai, and to Souchos] the very great [god], and
OGIS_176
(98) the very great god Souchos by those who were ephebe
OGIS_178
(95) the very great god Souchos by those who were ephebe
SelPap_1.274A
(123) from the priests of Souchus in Crocodilopolis in the
SelPap_2.379
priest of the twice great god Souchus and the associated gods,
SelPap_2.404
ncestral god . . . Souchus the twice great, for crown
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