Athribis X
Les graffiti et dipinti du speos de Hout-Repit
by Sandra Lippert
Hardback (Published)
(December 2025)
ISBN: 9782724710922
Price: $80.00
On back order
This book contains the first edition and analysis of graffiti and dipinti from a speos dating from the early Roman period located in the necropolis of Hut-Repit/Athribis in Upper Egypt. Until recently, this temple was believed to be a sanctuary dedicated to Asklepios-Imhotep. The inscriptions, numbering around a hundred, are mainly Demotic and consist of proskynemata and votive formulas, alongside various figurative drawings. These texts offer a precise date for the temple, and valuable insights into the cult of Haroeris and his sacred falcons, as well as the staff of the religious association responsible for it.
- By (author) Sandra Lippert
Other Titles in this Series
Le temple de Deir Chelouit V
Les inscriptions (vol. 1, 2e edition revisee) / Translitteration, traduction et commentaire (vol. 2)
Volume 5
Kom Ombo II
Les inscriptions de la salle mediane et des chapelles annexes (chambre d'introduction des offrandes, chambre de l'inondation, laboratoire)
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