الفهرس 
The Goddess Hathor in Ancient EgyptOnly 14 pages are availabe for public view
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Abstract
Hathor was one of the most important and popular goddesses in the ancient Egyptian
religion. She played several roles in the ancient Egyptian civilization. Her importance was
significant throughout the historic periods of ancient Egypt. She was one of the unique
goddesses who combined contrary functions in her titles. She held many titles showing her
functions and her relation with her cult centers.
The study sheds light on the chapels and small Egyptian temples of the goddess Hathor
during the Græco-roman Period. It is divided into five chapters as follows:
Chapter 1: The Goddess Hathor in Ancient Egypt
1.1 The Linguistic Study of the Goddess Hathor’s Titles
1.2 Representations of the Goddess Hathor in the Ancient Egyptian Temples from the New
Kingdom
1.3 Symbols and the Attributes of the Goddess Hathor
1.4 Different Myths of the Goddess Hathor
1.5 Festivals of the Goddess Hathor
Chapter 2: The Chapels of the Goddess Hathor in the Egyptian Temples from the
Græco-roman Period
2.1 Chapels of the Goddess Hathor in the Temple of Dendera
2.2 Chapels of the Goddess Hathor at the Temple of Edfu
2.3 Chapel of the Goddess Hathor at the Temple of Kom Ombo
Chapter Three: The Small Temples of the Goddess Hathor during the Græco-Roman
Period
3.1 Temple of Hathor at Deir el-Medina
3.2 Temple of Hathor at Philae
3.3 Destroyed and Non-existent Temples of Hathor
Chapter Four: The Analytical study
Chapter Five: Touristic Study to Promote Chapels and Small Temples of the Goddess
Hathor during the Græco-Roman Period
The chapter includes suggestions and recommendations to how promoting the chapels and
small temples of the goddess Hathor in the field of tourism
Finally, conclusion.