City of Forty Gates

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The "City of Forty Gates" is a poetic epithet for the ancient Egyptian city of Ani (Thebes), evoking its grandeur, numerous monumental entrances, and significance as a major religious and political center.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf poetic epithet
appliedTo major political center in ancient Egypt
major religious center in ancient Egypt
associatedWithDeity Amun NERFINISHED
associatedWithRegion Upper Egypt NERFINISHED
associatedWithRiver Nile NERFINISHED
associatedWithSite Karnak temple complex NERFINISHED
Luxor temple complex NERFINISHED
connotation fortified or gated urban form
monumentality
splendor
describes ancient Egyptian city of Thebes
evokes grandeur of Thebes
numerous monumental entrances of Thebes
political significance of Thebes
religious significance of Thebes
hasCulturalContext ancient Egyptian
hasLanguageContext English
refersTo Ani NERFINISHED
Thebes NERFINISHED
Waset NERFINISHED
refersToFeature city gates
monumental pylons
temple entrances
relatedConcept ancient Egyptian toponymy
city epithet
timePeriodReferenced Middle Kingdom of Egypt NERFINISHED
New Kingdom of Egypt NERFINISHED
usedIn literary depictions of ancient Egypt
poetic descriptions of Thebes

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Ani nickname City of Forty Gates