The Temple of Isis
The building began during the reign of King Ptolemy II, and then other Ptolemaic King(Ptolemy’sIV, V, VI, VII and XI) contributed by adding more parts to the main Temple. The oldest remains, of the Temple ofgod of
)), and a Nilometer.
The Temple of Isis is one of the greatest Temples in god of
), The
Temple of Hathor, The Gateway of Tiberius, the Gateway of Diocletian, and the Temple
of Augustus.
References for The Temple of
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The building began during the reign of King Ptolemy II, and then other Ptolemaic King(Ptolemy’sIV, V, VI, VII and XI) contributed by adding more parts to the main Temple. The oldest remains, of the Temple of
Philae
, date back to the reign of King Taharqa (25th Dynasty), who built the first chapel for the IsisEgypt
ian Goddess . The Temple is built in the same style as the Temples of the New Kingdom, as well as some other elements, which appeared in the Greco-Roman period, such as the Mamisi (the House of the divine birth of Horus (god of horus
)), and a Nilometer.
The Temple of Isis is one of the greatest Temples in Egypt
and it occupies about a quarter of the island. It is the main Temple on the island, with its huge, complete, pylons and amazing scenes. The Temple of Isis consists of :- 1-The 1st Pylon, which is a Great traditional pylon with two towers, and an open forecourt, which leads to the 2nd pylon. 2- On the left side of this court is the Mamisi, which has scenes depicting the birth of the God ofhorus
by his mother IsisEgypt
ian Goddess . 3- The 2nd Pylon leads to a Hypostyle Hall with 10 columns, and then 3 vestibules leading to a sanctuary. In addition to the main Temple of Isis there are other monuments here, such as The Kiosk of Trajan, the Chapel of God Osiris, The Temple of Horus (god of horus
), The
Temple of Hathor, The Gateway of Tiberius, the Gateway of Diocletian, and the Temple
of Augustus.
References for The Temple of Philae
**http://travelegypt.us/siteinfo/philaetemple.htm **http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philae
**http://www.discoveringegypt.com/philae1.htm **http://www.drhawass.com/photoblog/philae-temple **http://www.egyptianholiday.net/philae.htm **http://egyptsites.wordpress.com/2009/02/01/philae-temple/ **http://homepage.powerup.com.au/~ancient/philae.htm **http://www.ask-aladdin.com/Philae
.html **http://www.all-about-egypt.com/philaetemple.html **http://www.molon.de/galleries/Egypt
/Assuan/Philae
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