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The Temple of Satet or Satis was an ancient Egyptian temple dedicated to the goddess Satet, a personification of the Nile inundation. The temple was located on the Nile Valley island of Elephantine, Egypt. Founded during the late Predynastic Period around 3200 BC, it was enlarged and renovated several times from the Early Dynastic Period onwards over the next 3000 years until the Ptolemaic Period. The temple of Satet is the best example of an ancient Egyptian temple whose construction is attested over the entire pharaonic period.

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rdfs:comment	كان معبد ساتيت أو ساتيس معبدًا مصريًا قديمًا مخصصًا للإلهة ساتيت، وهو تجسيد لفيضان النيل. يقع المعبد في جزيرة إلفنتين في وادي النيل بمصر. تأسس خلال فترة ما قبل الأسرات المتأخرة حوالي 3200 قبل الميلاد ، تم توسيعه وتجديده عدة مرات خلال عصر الأسرة المبكرة وما بعدها على مدى 3000 عام حتى الفترة البطلمية. معبد ساتيت هو أفضل مثال على معبد مصري قديم يشهد بناءه طوال الفترة الفرعونية بأكملها. (ar) Der Satis-Tempel (auch Satet-Tempel, Setjet-Tempel, Sopdet-Tempel) wurde ursprünglich auf dem östlichen Nilufer der östlichen Elephantine-Nilinsel als einfaches Lehmziegel-Sanktuar zwischen drei großen Granitfelsen um etwa 3200 v. Chr. zu Ehren der Göttin Satis, der Herrin von Elephantine, errichtet. Das Heiligtum hatte mit dem Vorhof eine quadratische Gesamtgrundfläche von etwa 20 x 20 Metern. (de) The Temple of Satet or Satis was an ancient Egyptian temple dedicated to the goddess Satet, a personification of the Nile inundation. The temple was located on the Nile Valley island of Elephantine, Egypt. Founded during the late Predynastic Period around 3200 BC, it was enlarged and renovated several times from the Early Dynastic Period onwards over the next 3000 years until the Ptolemaic Period. The temple of Satet is the best example of an ancient Egyptian temple whose construction is attested over the entire pharaonic period. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Ptolemaic Kingdom Eleventh Dynasty of Egypt List of ancient Egyptian sites Mentuhotep II Elephantine Intef III Old Kingdom Republic of Egypt (1953–58) Egyptian temple Elephantine Thebes, Egypt Sixth Dynasty of Egypt Khnum Sekhemkare 4th-millennium BC establishments Thutmose III Prehistoric Egypt Ancient Egyptian deities Early Dynastic Period (Egypt) Amasis II Fifth Dynasty of Egypt Flooding of the Nile Granite Hatshepsut Egyptian temples Egyptian faience Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt Heqaib Third Dynasty of Egypt Buildings and structures completed in the 4th millennium BC Bust of Amenemhat V Ptolemaic kingdom Merenre Nemtyemsaf I Nyuserre Ini Senusret I Senusret III New Kingdom Twenty-sixth Dynasty of Egypt Sobekemsaf I Thirteenth Dynasty of Egypt First Intermediate Period of Egypt Satis (goddess) Mudbrick Twelfth Dynasty of Egypt Pepi I Ptolemy VI Ptolemy VIII
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has abstract	كان معبد ساتيت أو ساتيس معبدًا مصريًا قديمًا مخصصًا للإلهة ساتيت، وهو تجسيد لفيضان النيل. يقع المعبد في جزيرة إلفنتين في وادي النيل بمصر. تأسس خلال فترة ما قبل الأسرات المتأخرة حوالي 3200 قبل الميلاد ، تم توسيعه وتجديده عدة مرات خلال عصر الأسرة المبكرة وما بعدها على مدى 3000 عام حتى الفترة البطلمية. معبد ساتيت هو أفضل مثال على معبد مصري قديم يشهد بناءه طوال الفترة الفرعونية بأكملها. (ar) Der Satis-Tempel (auch Satet-Tempel, Setjet-Tempel, Sopdet-Tempel) wurde ursprünglich auf dem östlichen Nilufer der östlichen Elephantine-Nilinsel als einfaches Lehmziegel-Sanktuar zwischen drei großen Granitfelsen um etwa 3200 v. Chr. zu Ehren der Göttin Satis, der Herrin von Elephantine, errichtet. Das Heiligtum hatte mit dem Vorhof eine quadratische Gesamtgrundfläche von etwa 20 x 20 Metern. (de) The Temple of Satet or Satis was an ancient Egyptian temple dedicated to the goddess Satet, a personification of the Nile inundation. The temple was located on the Nile Valley island of Elephantine, Egypt. Founded during the late Predynastic Period around 3200 BC, it was enlarged and renovated several times from the Early Dynastic Period onwards over the next 3000 years until the Ptolemaic Period. The temple of Satet is the best example of an ancient Egyptian temple whose construction is attested over the entire pharaonic period. (en)
name explanation	Per-Setjet (en)
name transcription	Pr-Sṯt (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Satis (goddess) Department of Egyptian Antiquities of the Louvre Index of ancient Egypt–related articles Intef III Elephantine Sekhemkare

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