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Ahmed T A Khalil

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ID6014141
NAMEAhmed T A Khalil
GIVEN NAMESAhmed T A
FAMILY NAMEKhalil
SIGNATUREKHALIL A T A
AFFILIATIONSMinia University
ORCID0000-0003-2478-7023
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2019
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Two Unpublished Coptic Epitaphs from Middle Egypt

    Open Access•Ahmed T A Khalil•ARTICLE•The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology•2025

    Litanies were not only an element in the composition of some Coptic funerary stelae, but they were also distinguished by restricting each scribe to asking for intercession from some saints and not others. This article publishes two Coptic tombstones containing this formula; they were in the possession of a person called Zaki Mohareb and they are preserved today in the Abou El-Goud storage magazine at Luxor. Because there is no data on the provena…

  • Four Coptic Letters from Thebes

    Ahmed T A Khalil•ARTICLE•Zeitschrift für Ägyptische…•2023

    The Coptic correspondences of Thebes are not only characterized by the variety of topics but also by some formulae that have become a distinctive feature of this region. The aim of the present paper is to publish four Coptic letters on ostraka; they are now kept in the Abou El-Goud storage magazine in Luxor. Although there is no information on their provenance, they are certainly written in the Theban area

  • Two Coptic Letters in Abou El-Goud Storage Magazine

    Ahmed T A Khalil•ARTICLE•Chronique d Egypte•2020

    1. O. Abou el-Goud Inv. 418. Letter about sending material for a book. Theban area, 7th cent. (?). - 2. Inv. 180. Fragment of a request for help and money. Theban area, 7th-8th cent

  • Six Coptic Funerary Stelae with the Commemorative Day Formula from the Abou El-Goud Storage Magazine

    Open Access•Ahmed T A Khalil•ARTICLE•The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology•2019

    Despite the variety of formulae on Coptic epitaphs, some of them have become a feature of specific districts. The commemorative formula is one of these types, which were commonly used to commemorate the subject of the epitaph. The aim of the present article is to publish six unknown Coptic epitaphs belong to this type of formula and which are now kept in the Abou El-Goud region storage magazine in Luxor. These funerary stelae were not found as a …

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  • Six Coptic Funerary Stelae with the Commemorative Day Formula from the Abou El-Goud Storage Magazine

    Open Access•Ahmed T A Khalil•ARTICLE•The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology•2019

    Despite the variety of formulae on Coptic epitaphs, some of them have become a feature of specific districts. The commemorative formula is one of these types, which were commonly used to commemorate the subject of the epitaph. The aim of the present article is to publish six unknown Coptic epitaphs belong to this type of formula and which are now kept in the Abou El-Goud region storage magazine in Luxor. These funerary stelae were not found as a …

  • Two Coptic Letters in Abou El-Goud Storage Magazine

    Ahmed T A Khalil•ARTICLE•Chronique d Egypte•2020

    1. O. Abou el-Goud Inv. 418. Letter about sending material for a book. Theban area, 7th cent. (?). - 2. Inv. 180. Fragment of a request for help and money. Theban area, 7th-8th cent

  • Four Coptic Letters from Thebes

    Ahmed T A Khalil•ARTICLE•Zeitschrift für Ägyptische…•2023

    The Coptic correspondences of Thebes are not only characterized by the variety of topics but also by some formulae that have become a distinctive feature of this region. The aim of the present paper is to publish four Coptic letters on ostraka; they are now kept in the Abou El-Goud storage magazine in Luxor. Although there is no information on their provenance, they are certainly written in the Theban area

  • Two Unpublished Coptic Epitaphs from Middle Egypt

    Open Access•Ahmed T A Khalil•ARTICLE•The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology•2025

    Litanies were not only an element in the composition of some Coptic funerary stelae, but they were also distinguished by restricting each scribe to asking for intercession from some saints and not others. This article publishes two Coptic tombstones containing this formula; they were in the possession of a person called Zaki Mohareb and they are preserved today in the Abou El-Goud storage magazine at Luxor. Because there is no data on the provena…

Ancient Egypt and Archaeology (4 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Classics (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies (2 works) · History (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)

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