- Title Pages
- Illustrations
- Contributors
- Foreword
- Introduction
-
1 Coptic Ostraca from Hagr Edfu -
2 Imagining Macedonius, the First Bishop of Philae -
3 Apa Hadra (Hidra) in the Difnar -
4 Christianity on Philae -
5 The Indexing of Manuscripts of the Monastery of the Great Saint Pachomius in Edfu -
6 The Beginnings of Christianity in Nubia -
7 A Foreshadowing of the Desert Spirituality in Ancient Nubia and Upper Egypt -
8 Contested Frontiers: Southern Egypt and Northern Nubia, AD 300–1500 -
9 The Veneration of Saints in Aswan and Nubia -
10 Dayr al-Kubbaniya -
11 The Development of the Church at Dayr Anba Hadra -
12 An Updated Plan of the Church at Dayr Qubbat al-Hawa -
13 The Christian Wall Paintings from the Temple of Isis at Aswan Revisited -
14 Monastic Life in Makuria -
15 Christian Aswan in the Modern Era and the History of Its Cathedral -
16 The Word and the Flesh -
17 The Ascension Scene in the Apse of the Church at Dayr Qubbat al-Hawa -
18 The Nubian Marble Object Preserved in Dayr al-Suryan in Wadi al-Natrun -
19 The Digital 3D Virtual Reconstruction of the Monastic Church, Qubbat al-Hawa -
20 Christian Objects in the Aswan and Nubia Museums -
21 Sources for the Study of Late Antique and Early Medieval Hagr Edfu -
22 Christianity in Kom Ombo -
23 Identification of the Monastery of the Nubians in Wadi al-Natrun -
24 Monneret de Villard (1881–1954) and Nubia -
25 The Conservation of the Mural Paintings of St. Hatre Monastery - Abbreviations
- Bibliography
Dayr al-Kubbaniya
Dayr al-Kubbaniya
Review of the Documentation on the ‘Isisberg’ Monastery
- Chapter:
- (p.93) 10 Dayr al-Kubbaniya
- Source:
- Christianity and Monasticism in Aswan and Nubia
- Author(s):
Renate Dekker
- Publisher:
- American University in Cairo Press
This chapter focuses on the monastery known under the names ‘Isisberg’ Monastery, Dayr al-Shaykha, and Dayr al-Kubbaniya, which is located to the northwest of Aswan along the riverside. It was partly excavated in 1911 but it is presently covered by sand again. Recent photographs offer a view of the monastic site in its present state and show the remains of the largest building, which has been described but not excavated.
Keywords: Dayr al-Kubbaniya, ‘Isisberg’ Monastery, Dayr al-Shaykha, Renate Dekker, Egypt, Coptic, Nubia, Aswan, Christianity
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- Title Pages
- Illustrations
- Contributors
- Foreword
- Introduction
-
1 Coptic Ostraca from Hagr Edfu -
2 Imagining Macedonius, the First Bishop of Philae -
3 Apa Hadra (Hidra) in the Difnar -
4 Christianity on Philae -
5 The Indexing of Manuscripts of the Monastery of the Great Saint Pachomius in Edfu -
6 The Beginnings of Christianity in Nubia -
7 A Foreshadowing of the Desert Spirituality in Ancient Nubia and Upper Egypt -
8 Contested Frontiers: Southern Egypt and Northern Nubia, AD 300–1500 -
9 The Veneration of Saints in Aswan and Nubia -
10 Dayr al-Kubbaniya -
11 The Development of the Church at Dayr Anba Hadra -
12 An Updated Plan of the Church at Dayr Qubbat al-Hawa -
13 The Christian Wall Paintings from the Temple of Isis at Aswan Revisited -
14 Monastic Life in Makuria -
15 Christian Aswan in the Modern Era and the History of Its Cathedral -
16 The Word and the Flesh -
17 The Ascension Scene in the Apse of the Church at Dayr Qubbat al-Hawa -
18 The Nubian Marble Object Preserved in Dayr al-Suryan in Wadi al-Natrun -
19 The Digital 3D Virtual Reconstruction of the Monastic Church, Qubbat al-Hawa -
20 Christian Objects in the Aswan and Nubia Museums -
21 Sources for the Study of Late Antique and Early Medieval Hagr Edfu -
22 Christianity in Kom Ombo -
23 Identification of the Monastery of the Nubians in Wadi al-Natrun -
24 Monneret de Villard (1881–1954) and Nubia -
25 The Conservation of the Mural Paintings of St. Hatre Monastery - Abbreviations
- Bibliography
