Confiscation or coexistence : Egyptian temples in the age of Augustus / Andrew Connor.
It is generally accepted that Roman administrators, arriving in Egypt in the aftermath of Augustus' annexation of the province, confiscated en masse the land and other property belonging to the temples of Egypt--estimated at as much as one-third of the country. It is further accepted that this...
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2022.
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