Lord of Memphis

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Lord of Memphis is an epithet of the ancient Egyptian creator god Ptah, highlighting his role as the chief deity and patron of the city of Memphis.

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Label Occurrences
Lord of Memphis canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf epithet
religious title
appliedToDeityRole patron god of Memphis
appliedToDeityType creator god
associatedCity Memphis, Egypt
surface form: Memphis (ancient Egypt)
contrastsWith more universal creator titles of Ptah
culture ancient Egyptian religion
describes Ptah as chief deity of Memphis
emphasizesAspectOf Ptah as local city god
Ptah as supreme god of Memphis
honorificFor Ptah
honorificType local sovereignty title
languageOfOrigin Ancient Egyptian
linkedToCult cult of Ptah
surface form: Ptah cult at Memphis
refersTo Ptah
region Lower Egypt
relatedConcept Ptah
surface form: Ptah, creator by thought and word

Ptah
surface form: Ptah, god of craftsmen
religiousContext Memphite theology
religiousFunction to acknowledge Ptah’s sovereignty over Memphis
to invoke Ptah’s protective power over the city
semanticField lordship and territorial dominion
timePeriodOfUse New Kingdom of Egypt
surface form: New Kingdom Egypt

Old Kingdom of Egypt
surface form: Old Kingdom Egypt

Pharaonic Egypt
titleOf chief god of Memphis
usedIn ancient Egyptian temple inscriptions
royal and priestly titulary
worshipCenter Great Temple of Ptah
surface form: Temple of Ptah at Memphis

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Ptah epithet Lord of Memphis