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Amun

Amun was a major ancient Egyptian deity who appears as a member of the Hermopolitan Ogdoad. Amun was attested from the Old Kingdom together with his wife Amunet. His oracle in Siwa Oasis, located in Western Egypt near the Libyan Desert, remained the only oracle of Amun throughout. With the 11th Dynasty (c. 21st century BC), Amun rose to the position of…

History, New Kingdom & Iron Age and classical antiquity

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Consort
Amunet · Wosret · Mut · Rhea (Libyan)
Greek
Zeus
Major cult center
Thebes, Hermopolis, (as a member of the Ogdoad)
Name in hieroglyphs
Amun: Amun-Ra: Amun-Ra written in a Cartouche:
Offspring
Khonsu Harpara Tjenenyet Dionysus (Libyan)
Roman
Jupiter

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Early history

Temple at Karnak

New Kingdom

Third Intermediate Period

Iron Age and classical antiquity

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Amun

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Triples356
Avg. degree1.99
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Amun

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related to Further reading · 84
Amun → Abrams, American Research Center, Amon, Amon-Rê, Archaeopress, Archäologie, Assmann, Association, Ayad, BC, Brepols, Brill, Caesar, Caire, Caroline Michelle, Christophe, City, Crisis, Cruz-Uribe, Das Ammoneion
related to Identification with Min and Ra · 34
Amun → Amani, Amanitore, Ammon, Amun-Min, Arkamani, Bull, By, Deir, Egypt, Eighteenth Dynasty, Horns, Hyksos, Kamutef, Karnak, Kerma, Kush, Kushites, Ma'at, Medina, Meroitic
related to Greece · 32
Amun → Alexander, Ammon, Ammonium, At Aphytis, At Megalopolis, BC, Chalcidice, Cyrenaica, Delphi, Dhu, Egypt, Great, Greeks, He, Heliopolis, Horns, Libya, Lysander, Middle Eastern, Paus
related to Nubia and Sudan · 29
Amun → According, AD, Amane, Amani, AMS, Anderson, Antiquities, Areas, Arkamane, BC, British Museum, C14, Dangeil, Diodorus Siculus, Drs Salah Mohamed Ahmed, Egypt, Following, In Nubia, In Sudan, Julie
related to Sources · 29
Amun → Adoration, Amenism, Amun-Re, Architecture, Atenism, Budge, Co, Context, David, Dodd, Egyptian Monotheism, Five Hymns, Hatshepsut, Hibis Temple, ISBN, Karnak, Klotz, Lit, Mead, New Haven
related to Theban High Priests of Amun · 20
Amun → BC, By, Consequently, Dynasty, Egypt, Egypt's, Herihor, High Priest, High Priest Pinedjem, High Priests, III, One, Psusennes, Psusennes II, Ramesses XI, The Amun, Theban High Priest Psusennes, Thebes, While, Year
related to Decline · 19
Amun → Amani, BC, Egypt, Gebel Barkal, In, In Thebes, Jebel Barkal, Kingdom, Kush, Napata, New Kingdom, Nubia, Nubian, Nubian Twenty-fifth Dynasty, Piye, Tantamani, The Temple, The Victory Stele, Thebes
related to Siwa Oasis and Libya · 19
Amun → According, AD, Ammon, Byzantine Empire, Corippus, Cyrene, Greece, Greek, Gurzil, Hammon, Iarbas, In Siwa Oasis, Laguatan, Libya, Libyan, Libyan Desert, Oasis, The, Western Egypt
related to Amarna Period · 12
Amun → Akhenaten, Amenhotep IV, Aten, Atenism, During, Egypt, Eighteenth, He, Hymn, Praises, The, Thebes
related to history · 12
Amun → Amaunet, BCE, But, Egypt, In, Libya, Old Egyptian Pyramid Texts, Pharaoh Unas, Pyramid Texts, René Basset, The, You

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thebes temple egypt amun-ra deity bc egyptian also dynasty god isbn new century name pharaoh ammon kingdom period nubia karnak

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
AmunConsortAmunet1.00infobox
AmunConsortWosret1.00infobox
AmunConsortMut1.00infobox
AmunConsortRhea (Libyan)1.00infobox
AmunGreekZeus1.00infobox
AmunMajor cult centerThebes, Hermopolis, (as a member of the Ogdoad)1.00infobox
AmunName in hieroglyphsAmun: Amun-Ra: Amun-Ra written in a Cartouche:1.00infobox
AmunOffspringKhonsu Harpara Tjenenyet Dionysus (Libyan)1.00infobox
AmunRomanJupiter1.00infobox
AmunSymboltwo vertical plumes, the ram-headed Sphinx (Criosphinx)1.00infobox
AmunTempleSiwa Oasis1.00infobox
Tanwetamaniinstance ofattested in numerous personal names0.80text

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