Description: First Pylon, general view along the south face looking east (the base stones represent the stones which appear as the waters of life recede)
Description: First Pylon, depicting the lateral granite lions and entry stairs (originally two granite obelisks flanked the entry just behind these lions)
Description: First Pylon, depicting the lateral granite lions and entry stairs (originally two granite obelisks flanked the entry just behind these lions)
Description: First Pylon, east section, upper right, showing reliefs depicting Ptolemy XII presenting the crown of Upper and Lower Egypt to Horus and Nephthys
Description: First Pylon, east section, lower right, showing relief depicting Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos who holds a group of enemies of Egypt by the hair and raises his club to smite them
Description: First Pylon, east section, lower right, detail of relief depicting Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos who holds a group of enemies of Egypt by the hair and raises his club to smite them
Description: First Pylon, depicting the "v" shaped cut in between the two pylons (each pylon represents a mountain and together they represent the twin mountains of Punt or Paradise)
Description: First Pylon, west section, lower left, showing relief depicting Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos who holds a group of enemies of Egypt by the hair and raises his club to smite them
Description: First Pylon, west section, lower left, detail of relief depicting Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos who holds a group of enemies of Egypt by the hair and raises his club to smite them
Description: First Pylon, west section, lower left, detail of relief depicting Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos who holds a group of enemies of Egypt by the hair and raises his club to smite them
Description: First Pylon, west section, upper left, showing reliefs depicting Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos in the presence of Unnefer (the name given to Osiris after his resurrection) and Isis
Description: First Pylon, east section, upper left, detail of relief depicting Isis who Ptolemy XII Neos Dionysos is offering incense to Isis along with the child Horus
Description: Second Pylon, east section, showing reliefs upper left depicting the pharaoh (Neos Dionysos) offering incense before Osiris, Isis and Horus
Description: Second Pylon, east section, showing a block of granite set against the pylon which commemorates a donation of lands that Ptolemy VI made to the temple
Description: Second Pylon, east section, frontal view, showing the pharaoh (Neos Dionysos) offering a sacrifice to Horus and Hathor, and above he offers a wreath to Horus and Nephthys and incense before Osiris, Is
Description: Second Pylon, east section, showing reliefs upper right depicting the pharaoh (Neos Dionysos) offering a wreath to Horus and Nephthys and incense before Osiris, Isis and Horus
Description: Sanctuary, at the rear of the Naos, showing the pedestal placed here by Ptolemy III Euergetes I and his wife Berenice for the image of Isis in her sacred bark
