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Heracleopolis Magna (řecky Ἡρακλεόπολις, česky Velká Hérakleopolis) bylo starověké hlavní město XX. nomu Horního Egypta. Starověcí Egypťané nazývali město Henen-nesut, Nen-nesu nebo Hwt-nen-nesu (v překladu «Dům královského dítěte»). Později mu Koptové říkali Hnas a Arabové — Ahnas (dnes Ihnasíja al-Madína a Ihnasíja Umm al-Kimám). Velká Hérakleopolis…
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město velká hérakleopolis hlavní egypta heracleopolis magna řecky česky starověké nomu koptové arabové ἡρακλεόπολις xx horního starověcí egypťané nazývali henen-nesut
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| Heracleopolis Magna | related to Externí odkazy | Egyptologická | 0.60 | section |
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