Temple of Isis at Philae - Gateway of king Nectanebo II

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The gateway of king Nectanebo II (350 - 341 BC). This is the entrance to the temple of Isis.

Isis embodied the role of a nourishing goddess and wife of Osiris, she was the object of a cult long after the introduction of Christianity.

It was believed that Philea was one of those sacred places where a part of the mutilated body of Osiris was buried.

The Island was the venue for one of the annual Osiris passion plays which brought vast crowds of worshipers.

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The gateway of king Nectanebo II

Second Pylon of the Temple of Isis

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