Temple of Thoth Description
Some 200yd south of the High Gate is a small Ptolemaic Temple of Thoth, now known as the Oasr el-Aguz. It was dedicated by Euergetes II to a deity named Teephibis who was equated with Thoth, but was never completed. It consists of a wide vestibule and three chambers, one behind the other. On the left hand entrance wall of the second chamber the King is depicted making offerings to Thoth, Imhotep and the deified sage Amenhotep. Only the lower row of reliefs was completed; the upper row was merely sketched in.
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