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Cities Of Ancient Egypt

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Article Series Egyptian Sites
Places
Prefectures / cities
Monuments / Temples
Region
Lower Egypt / Middle Egypt
Upper Egypt / Nubia
Location
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The great capitals of Egypt, Thebes , Memphis , Pi-Ramses , marked the descriptions of Greek geographers who have ensured continuity in the cultural memory. But every Egyptian had a special connection to "his city" which has enabled the Egyptian literature to take the city to be the point of producing a literary genre, the praise of the city , own the New Kingdom.

In terms of planning , some cities in asserting a historical association between the temple city and regional administrative capital.

Geographic distribution

Egypt

Cities of Ancient Egypt in each prefecture
Lower Egypt Upper Egypt

Nubia

Nomes & cities of ancient Egypt
Lower Egypt 1, nome ( the White Wall ): Memphis
2 nd nome ( the leg ): Letopolis
3 rd prefecture ( Western ): Apis Hermopolis Parva
4 th nome ( lower Neith ): Proposed
5 th prefecture ( top Neith ): Sais
6 th nome ( Bull Mountain ): Buto Xois
7 th nome ( Spear of string-west side ): Half-n-Hor Metella
8 th prefecture ( the Harpoon string-eastern side ): Hronpolis Pithom
9 th prefecture ( of Andjety ): Busiris
10th nome ( Black Bull ): Athribis
11th nome ( Taurus identified ): Leontopolis Pharbaethos
12th nome ( Calf divine ): Sebennytos
13th nome ( Sceptre of intact ): Heliopolis
14th nome ( the sideboard East ): Tanis Taphnis Silesia
15th nome ( the Ibis ): Hermopolis (Bahu)
16th nome ( the Dolphin ): Mendes
17th nome ( throne ): Behedet Kate Diospolis Diospolis parva
18 th prefecture ( top of the Royal Children ): Bubastis
19 th prefecture ( bottom of the Royal Children ): Leontopolis Tanis
20th nome ( from Soped ): Per-Sopdu
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Upper Egypt 1, nome ( Land of Nubia ): Philae Elephantine Kom Ombo
2 nd nome ( Horus Throne ): Apollinopolis
3rd nome ( The Fortress ): Hierakonpolis ( Nekhen ) Eileithyaspolis ( El Kab ) Latopolis Hermonthis
4 th prefecture ( the Sceptre ): Thebes also called Magna Diospolis
5 th nome ( Two Gods ): Coptos Ombos also named Noubt
6 th nome ( Crocodile ): Dendera also named Tentyra
7 th prefecture ( the Bat ): Diospolis parva
8 th prefecture ( the Grande Terre ): Abydos This
9 th nome ( Min ): Panopolis ( Akhmim ) Khemmis
10th nome ( the Cobra ): Aphroditopolis
11th nome ( Seth ): Hypselistes
12th nome ( the Mountain Viper ): Antaeopolis
13th nome ( Upper Sycamore ): Lycopolis ( Assiut )
14th nome ( Lower Sycamore ): Cusae
15th nome ( Hare ): Magna Hermopolis
16th nome ( the Gazelle ): Theodosiopolis ( Hebenou )
17th nome ( the Jackal ): Cynopolis
18th nome ( Falcon with outstretched wings ): Hipponos
19th nome ( Two scepters ): Oxyrhynchus
20th nome ( upper oleander ): Herakleopolis
21 th nome ( lower oleander ): Crocodilopolis Arsinoe
22 e nome ( the Knife ): Aphroditopolis
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