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O que (quem) é EGYPT - definição


Egypt, Ohio         
  • St. Joseph's Catholic Church
HUMAN SETTLEMENT IN OHIO, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Egypt is an unincorporated community in western Jackson Township, Auglaize County, Ohio, United States. Located at (40.
Aegyptus         
  • 2nd-century relief of Anubis as a Roman infantryman in the [[Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa]]
  • The [[Byzantine Empire]] in 629 after [[Heraclius]] had reconquered Syria, Palestine and Egypt from the [[Sassanid Empire]].
  • Theophilus of Alexandria]] standing triumphantly on top of the Serapeum with its bust of Serapis
  • Bronze statue of a nude youth, from [[Athribis]] in [[Lower Egypt]] ([[British Museum]], London)
  • 30 BC–50 AD}}, [[Brooklyn Museum]]
  • The Mediterranean world in 650, after the Arabs had conquered Egypt and Syria from the Byzantines.
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  • Copper-alloy statuettes of Egyptian gods Anubis (left) and Horus (centre) as Roman officers with ''[[contrapposto]]'' stances ([[National Archaeological Museum, Athens]])
  • 5th-century Christian [[relief]] ([[Staatliche Sammlung für Ägyptische Kunst]])
  • Augustan-era ''[[krater]]'' in Egyptian [[alabaster]], found in a Roman necropolis at [[San Prisco]] in 1897 ([[National Archaeological Museum, Naples]])
  • Possible personification of the province of Egypt from the [[Temple of Hadrian]] in Rome ([[National Roman Museum]])
  • Roman-era Christian-themed wool-and-linen Egyptian textile ([[Louvre]])
  • A 1st-century AD Roman emperor wearing ''[[nemes]]'' with a ''[[uraeus]]'', as [[pharaoh]] ([[Louvre]])
  • ''balteus'']] ([[British Museum]])
  • Statue of an orator, wearing a [[himation]], from [[Heracleopolis Magna]], in [[Middle Egypt]] ([[Egyptian Museum]], Cairo)
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  • 130}}, with a blue ''sagum'', silver ''fibula'', white tunic, and red ''balteus'', with related grave goods ([[Antikensammlung Berlin]])
  • A map of the Near East in 565, showing Byzantine Egypt and its neighbors.
  • crocodile]] ([[Braccio Nuovo]]). Sculpture from Rome's [[Temple of Isis and Serapis]].
  • A possible 2nd-century papyrus fragment of the ''[[Gospel of Peter]]'', from the [[Oxyrhynchus Papyri]] (''P''. ''Oxy''. LX 4009, [[Sackler Library]])
  • Roman trade with India]] started from Aegyptus according to the [[Periplus of the Erythraean Sea]] (1st century).
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  • 305}}) in the [[Serapeum of Alexandria]], represented in a [[mosaic]] from [[Sepphoris]] in [[Roman Palestine]]
  • The first generations of the imperial [[Severan dynasty]] depicted on the "[[Severan Tondo]]" from Egypt ([[Antikensammlung Berlin]])
  • North apse of the [[Red Monastery]] of Sohag
  • 150}}, with a blue ''sagum'', ''fibula'', white tunic with purple ''[[angusticlavus]]'', and red ''balteus'' ([[Antikensammlung Berlin]])
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  • Enthroned statue of the syncretic god [[Serapis]] with [[Cerberus]], from [[Pozzuoli]] ([[National Archaeological Museum, Naples]])
  • Trilingual ''stela'' of G. Cornelius Gallus from Philae ([[Egyptian Museum]])
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  • Granite statue of Caracalla wearing ''[[nemes]]'' and ''[[uraeus]]'' cobra headdress ([[Alexandria National Museum]])
ROMAN PROVINCE THAT ENCOMPASSED MOST OF MODERN-DAY EGYPT
Egypt (Roman province); Aegyptus (province); Aegyptus Province; Aegyptus (Roman province); Ægyptus; History of roman egypt; Byzantine Egypt; AEgyptus; History of Roman Egypt; Egypt (Roman Province); Aegyptus I; Aegyptus II; Roman province of Egypt; Aegyptus Secundus; Aegyptus secundus; Aegyptus Primus; Arabia Nova; Aegyptus Herculea; Aegyptus Iovia
In Greek mythology, Aegyptus or Ægyptus (; ) was a legendary king of ancient Egypt.Egypt took its name from his, according to folk etymology (see the article Copt); thus for Euripides, in his tragedy Helen, Aegyptus has become Egypt itself: "Proteus, while he lived, was King here, ruling the whole of Aigyptos from his palace on the island of Pharos.
Egypt (comics)         
COMIC BOOK BY PETER MILLIGAN
Egypt is an American comic book miniseries written by Peter Milligan, with artwork by Glyn Dillon, featuring a time-hopping English slacker named Vin Me. It was published as a seven-issue limited series by Vertigo, an imprint of DC Comics, in 1995.
Exemplos do corpo de texto para EGYPT
1. Israel accuses Egypt of ineffectively guarding the Egypt–Gaza border.
2. | RSS Related Pictures Related Articles Second Web claim made for Egypt resort bombings Egyptian presidential elections set for September 7 Britons among casualties in Egypt bombs, officials Seven foreigners dead, 20 injured in Egypt blasts CHRONOLOGY–Attacks on tourist targets in Egypt Tourists Return From Egypt Egypt Terror Bombing Aftermath Tourists React To Egypt Violence Car Bomb Attacks Rock Egypt Attacks Not New To Egypt Explosions Rock Egyptian Resort By Cynthia Johnston SHARM EL–SHEIKH, Egypt (Reuters) – Hundreds of foreign tourists packed their bags and flew home from the Red Sea resort of Sharm el–Sheikh on Sunday after three bombs killed scores of people in the worst attack in Egypt since 1'81.
3. By Gilad Sharon Israel signed a peace treaty with Egypt, Egypt got all of Sinai and Israel is not threatening Egypt.
4. April 2007: Egypt, Cambodia Egypt confirmed five more human cases of avian influenza.
5. The exception is Rafah, which leads to Egypt but Egypt is also enforcing a blockade.