Authors: Joyce Tyldesley
Eunoe
56
eunuchs
85
Eurocentrism
29
Eusebius:
Chronicle
35–6
Eve
213
exedra
130–31
Eye
67
F
Fadia (Mark Antony’s first wife)
147–8
fasces
52
‘Feast of the Divine Twelve, The’ (
cena dodekatheos
)
173
Festival of the Beautiful Union
122
Flavia
7–8
Franzero, Carlo Maria:
The Life and Times of Cleopatra
(revised as
Cleopatra Queen of Egypt
)
216
,
242
n
5
,
259
n
16
Fulvia (Mark Antony’s third wife)
148
,
156
,
158
,
159
,
161
,
166
G
Gabinius, Aulus
37
,
38
,
47
,
56
,
149
Gallus, Quintus Fadius
147–8
Gardens of Sallust, Rome
134
Gautier, Théophile:
Une Nuit de Cléopâtre
197
Giza desert cemetery
70
Glaphyra
148–9
Glaucus (sea god)
156
Gonzales, Gianna Terribili
258
n
15
Goza
69
Gracchus, Tiberius
103
Graeco-Roman Museum, Alexandria
124
Grant, Michael:
Cleopatra
140
Greece
recruitment to live in Alexandria
76
Antigonid empire of
222
Egypt–Greece trade in Naukratis
18
encouraged by Ptolemy I
18
Ptolemais Hormou serves as a Greek regional capital
18–19
institutional racism
19–20
self-imposed segregation
20
Egyptian influences
20
countryside settlement
20–21
Greek-Egyptian marriage
21–2
Guardian
, The
242
n
7
H
Hades (Greek god of the underworld)
89
Hadrian, Emperor
90
Hamer, Mary
215
harem wives
26
Harpre-pekhrat (Horus the Sun, the Child)
118
,
119
,
121
Harpsenesis
248
n
18
Harris Stela
141
Harsiesis
121
Harwennefer, Theban counter-pharaoh (206–200)
227
Hathor (mother goddess)
67
,
68
,
111
,
113
,
114
,
118
,
121–4
,
128
,
129
,
134
,
222
cult of
113
Hatshepsut (queen regent, 1473–1458)
45
,
92
,
121
,
241
n
2
Heliogabalus
197
Hellenes
30
Hellenistic Age (336–30)
30
Heptastadion, Alexandria
81
,
212
Hermitage, St Petersburg
66
Hermopolis Magna
221
temple of Thoth
129
Herod of Judaea
158
,
162
,
166–7
,
170
,
177
Herodotus of Halicarnassus
2
,
16–18
,
114
Herophilus
82
Hesiod
131
Hiera Nesos, Faiyum
47
Hierakonpolis
251
n
4
hieroglyphic script
20
,
64
,
126
,
228
The Iliad
206
homosexuality
56
Hor of Sebennytos
136
Horus
5
,
43
,
67
,
115
,
117
,
118
,
121
,
122
,
132
,
241–2
n
4
I
Ibn Battuta
81
Ibn-al-As, Amr
211
illegitimacy
27–8
Imhotep
142
‘Inimitable Livers, The’ (drinking society)
155
,
182
Iol (modern Cherchell)
200
Iotape
199
Iphigenia
189
Iran
143
see also
Persia
Iraq
143
Iris
25
irrigation
15
Isis Medica
115
Isis (mother goddess)
5
,
24
,
43
,
44
,
58
,
61
,
67
,
68
,
88–91
,
113–18
,
121
,
123
,
124
,
130
,
133
,
134
,
172
,
174
,
183
,
248
n
18
,
251
n
6
Hor of Sebennytos’s dream
136–7
Cleopatra III becomes her living embodiment
138
as Queen of Heaven
163
Isis Pelagia (Isis of the Sea)
115
Isis Thermoutharion
194
Israel
222
Issus, battle of (333)
221
Itj-Tawi
71
J
James, Sid
258
n
15
Jews
14
,
76–7
,
88
,
97
,
141
,
162
,
176
,
232
,
233
John of Nikiou, Coptic Bishop
212–13
Jordan
222
Josephus
77
,
79
,
110
,
141
,
166–7
,
211
Against Apion
211
Juba I of Numidia
200
Judaea
162
Julia (Caesar’s daughter; wife of Pompey)
47
,
56
,
103
Julia (Octavian’s daughter)
161
,
199
Julian calendar
xiv
Julius Caesar
see
Caesar
Jupiter
186
Jupiter Optimus Maximus, temple of, Rome
104
K
ka
(spirit)
122
Karnak temple complex
129
,
134
,
141
,
198
,
259
n
16
temple of the goddess Mut
223
Opet temple
223–4
gateway to the Ptah temple
244
n
21
Kelly, R.T.:
Egypt
70
Kerkeosiris
248
n
18
Khaemwaset
129
Khentkawes (queen consort)
241
n
2
Khnum, Elephantine temple of
221
Khnum (ram-headed creator god)
76
King List
45
Kom el-Ahmar, temple to Osiris
222
Kom el-Dik, Alexandria
5
Kom Ombo
244
n
21
gateway to the Geb temple
43
,
244
n
21
Isis temple
68
Serapeum
90
L
Lagid (Ptolemaic) empire
222
Lagos of Eordaea and Arsinoë
73–4
,
75
,
221
Lake Moeris (Lake Canopus)
72
,
77
,
78
,
79
Late Period
91
Lavicum estate, Monte Compatri, Latium
107
Lebanon
222
Leigh, Vivien
258
n
15
Lenaeus
229
Leontopolis (modern Tell el Yahudeyeh)
77
,
141
Lepidus, Marcus Aemilius
143
,
144
,
164
,
171
Lepsius, Karl Richard
121
Lesbos
49
Leuce Come (White Village)
164
Library, Alexandria
6
,
8
,
39
,
82
,
91
,
95
,
130
,
222
,
231
Libya
168
Lagid (Ptolemaic) empire
222
Libyan Desert
133
Libyans
31
literary theory and criticism
82