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بهبيت الحجارة إحدى قرى مركز سمنود التابع لمحافظة الغربية بجمهورية مصر العربية، يوجد بها جامعة الغربية التكنولوجية.
, Behbeit el-Hagar (egiziano: Hebyt) è un si … Behbeit el-Hagar (egiziano: Hebyt) è un sito archeologico nel Basso Egitto che contiene i resti di un antico tempio egizio alla dea Iside, noto come Iseion. Il sito si trova lungo il ramo Damietta del Nilo, 7 chilometri (4,5 miglia) a nord-est di Sebennytos e 8 chilometri (5 miglia) a ovest di Mansura. Nell'antichità faceva parte del nome di Sebennytos, il dodicesimo nome dell'Egitto inferiore. I testi dell'antico Egitto si riferiscono al sito già nel Nuovo Regno (1550–1070 A.C. circa), ma potrebbe essere stato semplicemente un ramo di Sebennytos piuttosto che una città a tutti gli effetti.uttosto che una città a tutti gli effetti.
, Behbeit El Hagar (Ancient Egyptian: Pr-ḥꜣb … Behbeit El Hagar (Ancient Egyptian: Pr-ḥꜣbyt(.t), lit. 'house of festival hall', Coptic: ⲡⲁϩⲃⲉⲓⲑⲓⲟⲥ, Ancient Greek: Πααβηιθις) is a village and an archaeological site in Lower Egypt that contains the remains of an ancient Egyptian temple to the goddess Isis, known as the Iseion. The village and the site lie in Gharbia Governorate along the Damietta branch of the Nile, 7 kilometers (4.5 mi) northeast of Sebennytos and 8 kilometers (5 mi) west of Mansoura. In ancient times it was part of the nome of Sebennytos, the Twelfth Lower Egyptian Nome. Ancient Egyptian texts refer to the site as early as the New Kingdom (c. 1550–1070 BC), but it may have been simply an offshoot of Sebennytos rather than a full-fledged town. Sources as early as the Pyramid Texts, in the Fifth Dynasty indicate that Isis was connected with the region of Sebennytos, and she and her cult may have originated there. However, major temples were not dedicated to her until the Thirtieth Dynasty, when her temples at Philae and at Behbeit El Hagar began construction. The two temples paralleled each other, with Philae serving as Isis's main cult center in Upper Egypt and Behbeit El Hagar as its Lower Egyptian counterpart. The Iseion was begun in the reign of Nectanebo II (360–342 BC) and completed in the reign of Ptolemy III (r. 246–222 BC). Whereas most Egyptian temples were built primarily of limestone or sandstone, with harder stones such as granite used only for individual elements such as statues, obelisks, or doorways, the temple at Behbeit El Hagar was built entirely of granite. The temple was demolished at some point, possibly in ancient times, by an earthquake or by the removal of its stone to serve as building material. Only scattered blocks remain there today. Only scattered blocks remain there today.
, Behbeit el-Hagar (altägyptisch Hebit, arab … Behbeit el-Hagar (altägyptisch Hebit, arabisch بهبيت الحجارة, DMG Bahbīt/Bahbait al-Ḥiǧāra) ist eine im Nildelta südwestlich von al-Mansura gelegene Ortschaft, die zum Gouvernement ad-Daqahliyya gehört. Der altägyptische Pharao Amasis errichtete hier während seiner Regierungszeit ein Isis-Heiligtum. Neben Isis wurde auch Hor-pa-chered verehrt. Nektanebos II. gründete in seiner Regierungszeit das als Pendant zum Tempel in Koptos, es blieb jedoch wegen des Persereinfalls zunächst unvollendet. In der Ptolemäerzeit erfolgte die Fertigstellung des Iseums. Aus der Regierungszeit von Ptolemaios II. datiert ein Relief, auf welchem Hor-pa-chered die Doppelkrone in Begleitung von Hathor trägt. Die zugehörige Kapelle des Iseum galt als „hohes Haus, in welchem Hor-pa-chered weilt“. Ptolemaios III. ließ mindestens eine weitere Darstellung von Hor-pa-chered anbringen. Auf einer Stele wird Hor-pa-chered als „Herr von Hebit“ bezeichnet. Im Sockel der Stele stehen unter den Füßen des Kindgottes ein Asiat und ein Nubier als Synonym für die Feinde Ägyptens.ubier als Synonym für die Feinde Ägyptens.
, Behbeit El Hagar adalah sebuah situs arkeologi di Mesir Hilir. Tempat tersebut terdiri dari sebuah untuk dewi Isis. Situs tersebut terbentang di sepanjang anak sungai Damietta dari sungai Nil, utara Sebennytos dan 8 kilometer (5 mil) dari barat .
, Behbeit el-Hagar é um sítio arqueológico n … Behbeit el-Hagar é um sítio arqueológico no Baixo Egito que contém um antigo templo egípcio em homenagem a deusa Ísis. O local fica às margens do ramo Damieta do rio Nilo, ao norte de Sebenito e oito quilômetros ao oeste de Almançora, no governorato de Dakahlia. O templo é conhecido como Iseu e foi o primeiro grande templo dedicado a Ísis. Ela talvez tenha sido venerada nos santuários mais antigos do local ao lado de seu marido mitológico Osíris e de seu filho, Hórus. A construção foi iniciada pelos faraós da Trigésima Dinastia e só foi completada durante o reinado de Ptolemeu III Evérgeta. O templo tornou-se um dos maiores centros de veneração a Ísis. Ele rivalizava com Filas no Alto Egito, o principal templo de adoração da divindade. O Iseion foi construído inteiramente em granito, algo incomum. Ele foi demolido em algum momento da história, possivelmente em tempos antigos, por algum terremoto ou pela remoção de suas pedras para utilização em outras construções. Hoje, restam apenas alguns blocos espalhados pelo local.penas alguns blocos espalhados pelo local.
, Behbeit el-Hagar és una petita ciutat d'Eg … Behbeit el-Hagar és una petita ciutat d'Egipte a pocs quilòmetres al sud de Samannud (Sebenitos) a la part central del delta del Nil on es troben les restes d'un temple de l'antic Egipte, conegut a l'època clàssica com Iseum, probablement vinculat al temple de Sebenitos, seu de la Dinastia XXX, i a la capital regional Busiris (nomo XXII, Theb-ka). El seu nom egipci fou Per-Hebit (El domini de les deesses de la festa); Hebit es creu que es referia a un festival dedicat a la deessa Isis i als ritus funeraris associats. El lloc cobreix una superfície de més de set hectàrees i queden restes dels murs del recinte per dues parts (nord i sud). El temple, del període Saïta, fou construït o parcialment reconstruït per (s'ha trobat el seu nom a una inscripció a una estàtua de Harsieis, visir de Nectabeu II) i , que va construir la capella d'Osiris- i probablement també un dromos alineat amb esfinxs al centre de l'entrada principal. El temple fou després reformat per Ptolemeu II Filadelf, i a la façana una inscripció defineix a Isis com "Isis la gran, la mare divina"; el santuari d'Isis fou la part més gran del temple; el santuari era rodejat de capelles al nord, est i sud; altres capelles es creu que eren dedicades a Osiris. Ptolemeu III Evergetes probablement va construir l'entrada principal i s'ha trobar uns cartutxos amb dedicatòria del rei i de la seva germana i esposa Berenice II; l'entrada era dedicada pel rei a Osiris-Andjety i per la reina a Isis. No se sap la causa de la seva destrucció que va esdevenir en temps de Dioclecià. S'ha suggerit un terratrèmol. Moltes de les pedres foren reutilitzades, incloent un bloc per un temple d'Isis i Serapis a Roma al segle i. Explorada per alguns viatgers al segle xviii, i copiades les inscripcions al segle xix, i al segle xx per Montet, Naville i d'altres. El 1991, la francesa Christine Favard-Meeks, va publicar la reconstrucció del temple basada en els blocs conservats.del temple basada en els blocs conservats.
, Behbeit El-Hagara (égyptien : Heby(t) ou P … Behbeit El-Hagara (égyptien : Heby(t) ou Per-Heby(t)) est un site archéologique situé dans le douzième nome de Basse-Égypte et qui contient les vestiges d'un ancien temple égyptien dédié à la déesse Isis, connu sous le nom d'Iséion ou Iseum. Le site se trouve le long de la branche Damiette du Nil, à sept kilomètres au nord-est de Sebennytos et à huit kilomètres à l'ouest de Mansourah. Le site est certainement le champ de granit le plus spectaculaire de tout le delta du Nil avec son temple d'Isis.ut le delta du Nil avec son temple d'Isis.
, Behbeit el-Hagar es una aldea egipcia situ … Behbeit el-Hagar es una aldea egipcia situado a pocos kilómetros al sur de Samannud (Sebennitos), al sudoeste de la ciudad de al-Mansurah, hacia el centro del delta del Nilo. El topónimo árabe del pueblo, Behbeit, esconde su nombre faraónico, Per-Hebet, que significa Lugar del festival de la diosa, en referencia a Isis: "Señora de Hebet"; sus fiestas estaban dedicadas a esta diosa y a los ritos funerarios asociados. Bajo Egipto: Behbeit el-Hagar. asociados. Bajo Egipto: Behbeit el-Hagar.
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Behbeit El Hagar (Ancient Egyptian: Pr-ḥꜣb … Behbeit El Hagar (Ancient Egyptian: Pr-ḥꜣbyt(.t), lit. 'house of festival hall', Coptic: ⲡⲁϩⲃⲉⲓⲑⲓⲟⲥ, Ancient Greek: Πααβηιθις) is a village and an archaeological site in Lower Egypt that contains the remains of an ancient Egyptian temple to the goddess Isis, known as the Iseion. The village and the site lie in Gharbia Governorate along the Damietta branch of the Nile, 7 kilometers (4.5 mi) northeast of Sebennytos and 8 kilometers (5 mi) west of Mansoura. In ancient times it was part of the nome of Sebennytos, the Twelfth Lower Egyptian Nome. Ancient Egyptian texts refer to the site as early as the New Kingdom (c. 1550–1070 BC), but it may have been simply an offshoot of Sebennytos rather than a full-fledged town.ebennytos rather than a full-fledged town.
, Behbeit el-Hagar és una petita ciutat d'Eg … Behbeit el-Hagar és una petita ciutat d'Egipte a pocs quilòmetres al sud de Samannud (Sebenitos) a la part central del delta del Nil on es troben les restes d'un temple de l'antic Egipte, conegut a l'època clàssica com Iseum, probablement vinculat al temple de Sebenitos, seu de la Dinastia XXX, i a la capital regional Busiris (nomo XXII, Theb-ka). El seu nom egipci fou Per-Hebit (El domini de les deesses de la festa); Hebit es creu que es referia a un festival dedicat a la deessa Isis i als ritus funeraris associats.essa Isis i als ritus funeraris associats.
, Behbeit el-Hagar (altägyptisch Hebit, arab … Behbeit el-Hagar (altägyptisch Hebit, arabisch بهبيت الحجارة, DMG Bahbīt/Bahbait al-Ḥiǧāra) ist eine im Nildelta südwestlich von al-Mansura gelegene Ortschaft, die zum Gouvernement ad-Daqahliyya gehört. Der altägyptische Pharao Amasis errichtete hier während seiner Regierungszeit ein Isis-Heiligtum. Neben Isis wurde auch Hor-pa-chered verehrt. Nektanebos II. gründete in seiner Regierungszeit das als Pendant zum Tempel in Koptos, es blieb jedoch wegen des Persereinfalls zunächst unvollendet.n des Persereinfalls zunächst unvollendet.
, Behbeit el-Hagar es una aldea egipcia situ … Behbeit el-Hagar es una aldea egipcia situado a pocos kilómetros al sur de Samannud (Sebennitos), al sudoeste de la ciudad de al-Mansurah, hacia el centro del delta del Nilo. El topónimo árabe del pueblo, Behbeit, esconde su nombre faraónico, Per-Hebet, que significa Lugar del festival de la diosa, en referencia a Isis: "Señora de Hebet"; sus fiestas estaban dedicadas a esta diosa y a los ritos funerarios asociados. Bajo Egipto: Behbeit el-Hagar. asociados. Bajo Egipto: Behbeit el-Hagar.
, Behbeit el-Hagar é um sítio arqueológico n … Behbeit el-Hagar é um sítio arqueológico no Baixo Egito que contém um antigo templo egípcio em homenagem a deusa Ísis. O local fica às margens do ramo Damieta do rio Nilo, ao norte de Sebenito e oito quilômetros ao oeste de Almançora, no governorato de Dakahlia. O templo é conhecido como Iseu e foi o primeiro grande templo dedicado a Ísis. Ela talvez tenha sido venerada nos santuários mais antigos do local ao lado de seu marido mitológico Osíris e de seu filho, Hórus. A construção foi iniciada pelos faraós da Trigésima Dinastia e só foi completada durante o reinado de Ptolemeu III Evérgeta.urante o reinado de Ptolemeu III Evérgeta.
, Behbeit el-Hagar (egiziano: Hebyt) è un si … Behbeit el-Hagar (egiziano: Hebyt) è un sito archeologico nel Basso Egitto che contiene i resti di un antico tempio egizio alla dea Iside, noto come Iseion. Il sito si trova lungo il ramo Damietta del Nilo, 7 chilometri (4,5 miglia) a nord-est di Sebennytos e 8 chilometri (5 miglia) a ovest di Mansura. Nell'antichità faceva parte del nome di Sebennytos, il dodicesimo nome dell'Egitto inferiore. I testi dell'antico Egitto si riferiscono al sito già nel Nuovo Regno (1550–1070 A.C. circa), ma potrebbe essere stato semplicemente un ramo di Sebennytos piuttosto che una città a tutti gli effetti.uttosto che una città a tutti gli effetti.
, بهبيت الحجارة إحدى قرى مركز سمنود التابع لمحافظة الغربية بجمهورية مصر العربية، يوجد بها جامعة الغربية التكنولوجية.
, Behbeit El Hagar adalah sebuah situs arkeologi di Mesir Hilir. Tempat tersebut terdiri dari sebuah untuk dewi Isis. Situs tersebut terbentang di sepanjang anak sungai Damietta dari sungai Nil, utara Sebennytos dan 8 kilometer (5 mil) dari barat .
, Behbeit El-Hagara (égyptien : Heby(t) ou P … Behbeit El-Hagara (égyptien : Heby(t) ou Per-Heby(t)) est un site archéologique situé dans le douzième nome de Basse-Égypte et qui contient les vestiges d'un ancien temple égyptien dédié à la déesse Isis, connu sous le nom d'Iséion ou Iseum. Le site se trouve le long de la branche Damiette du Nil, à sept kilomètres au nord-est de Sebennytos et à huit kilomètres à l'ouest de Mansourah. Le site est certainement le champ de granit le plus spectaculaire de tout le delta du Nil avec son temple d'Isis.ut le delta du Nil avec son temple d'Isis.
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