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Dayr 'Atiyyah

By René-Georges Coquin, Maurice Martin

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René-Georges CoquinMaurice Martin
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dayr ‘atiyyah. This place-name, which may preserve the name of a vanished monastery, still exists today in the district of al-Ashmunayn.

Ramzi (1953-1968, Vol. 2, pt. 3, p. 200) notes that in a document of A.M. 911/A.D. 1505-1506, this dayr bears the name of Dayr Saft al-Khammar. Today it is situated in the markaz (district) of Minya; it is mentioned in the State of Provinces in 1375 (p. 689) under the name of Dayr ‘Atiyyah.

Ramzi (Vol. 1, p. 258) seems to identify this place with dayr

al-a‘sal.

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