Antinoopolis (El-Sheikh Ibada)

TM Geo 2774

Egypt - 15th Upper Egyptian nome, Hermopolites (El-Ashmunein) (U15)The region ca. 250 BC - provincia: AegyptusThe provincia ca. 200 AD - located on the eastern Nile bank - same as U? Adranes (TM Geo 8312)? Antigonis (TM Geo 8541)?; cf. also U15 Antinoites (TM Geo 2973), U15 Antinoeos Georgion (TM Geo 8908), U15 Antinoitike Plateia (TM Geo 58783), U10a Antinoeon Topos (TM Geo 9411), U19 Antinoeon Edaphos (TM Geo 8907)
27.8105625,30.8810025 (Lat,Long)

Gods in this toponym: Antinoos (TM God 103)

Links: 4CARE/DEChriM, Digital Atlas of the Roman Empire, Pleiades, Talbert Peutinger, ToposText, Wikipedia

4 ancient authors with this ethnic

Status: city: polis; metropolis; kallipolis; ptoliethron

Greek name(s): Ἀντινόου πόλις - Νέοι Ἕλληνες
Latin name(s): Antinou - Antenou
Coptic name(s): ⲁⲛⲧⲓⲛⲟⲟⲩ
Ethnic(s): Antinoeus (Antinois) - *Antinoites (Antinoitis) - Antinoeios - Antinoitikos - Antinoensius - Antinoensis - Neoi Hellenes
Modern name(s): El-Sheikh Ibada
Variants: Antinoopolis (Antinoou Polis) (Antinoe - Antinoeia - Antinoesia - Besantinoou Polis) - Hadrianopolis (Hadrianou Polis) - Neoi Hellenes - Ansina - El-Sheikh Ibada (Abadeh)

Repertoria: Dizionario I 1, p. 22 (1); I 2, p. 64 (bis); p. 65; p. 65-67; p. 67 (bis); p. 67-68; p. 68-69; p. 69-114; p. 115 (2); p. 115 (bis); p. 432-435; II, p. 47; III, p. 333; Suppl. 1, p. 37-38; p. 38; p. 38 (1-2); p. 39 (ter); Suppl. 2, p. 18 (ter); p. 18-19; Suppl. 3, p. 17 (ter); p. 17-18; Suppl. 4, p. 16 (ter); p. 16 (1); p. 16-17; Suppl. 5, p. 15 (bis); p. 15 (1); p. 15-16; Timm, p. 111-128; Drew-Bear, Hermopolite, 1979, p. 10; p. 49
Biblio: RE s.v. Hadrianopolis 10; Donadoni, LÄ I, 1975, col. 323-325; Pruneti, Anal. Pap. 14-15 (2002-2003), p. 263-273; Malouta, Pap. Congr. XXVI (Geneva 2010), 2012, p. 463-469; Krueger, O. Lips. Copt. 2.1, 2020, p. 55-56
Map: Baines / Málek, Atlas, 2002(2), p. 121 (el-Sheikh ‛Ibada / Antinoopolis); Barrington Atlas, 2000, pl. 77 D1 (Antinoopolis); BIFAO 2 (1902), p. 45 fig. 1 (Antinoé); BIFAO 2 (1902), p. 45 fig. 1 (Cheikh Abadêh); Brun e.a. (ed.), Le désert oriental d'Égypte [Cuvigny], 2018, § 1 fig. 1 (Antinoou polis); BSOAS 15 (1953), p. 28 (Antinoe); CdE 28 (1953), p. 127 fig. 13 inset (Antinoe); Drew-Bear, Hermopolite, 1979, map 1 (Ἀντινοόυ πόλις); I. Portes du désert, 1972, pl. 1 (Antinoé - Cheikh Abadêh); I. Portes du désert, 1972, pl. 2 (Antinoé); Jacotin, Carte geographique de l'Égypte, 1818, map 2 (Antinoë ruinée); JEA 11 (1925), p. 138 pl. 11 (Antinoe); JEA 39 (1953), p. 95 Vo inset (Antinoe); Journal of the Royal Geographical Society 2 (1832), p. 28 no. 2 (Sheikh Abadeh); Pruneti, Ossirinchite, 1981, pl. inset (Antinoe); Raimondi, Le désert oriental égyptien, 1923, pl. 9 ((Antinoë)); Sidebotham / Wendrich (ed.), Berenike 1995, 1996, fig. 1-1 (Antinoopolis)
Note: new reading in ZPE 145 (2003), p. 229 (= P. Giss. 1 106), 6 (no toponym); new reading in P. Mil. 1.2 54, 5 (no toponym; cf. BOEP 1.1 (2012)); new reading in PSI 4 283, 24 (no toponym; cf. BL 8, p. 396); no reading in SEG 42 1533, 5 (no toponym, but divine name; cf. SEG 60 1774 (2))