Iseum

English temple of Isis Etymology From en la Iseum, from en grc Ἴσειον, from grc Ἶσις Isis. en Isis la:-eum. Noun s Isea A temple dedicated to the worship of the Egyptian goddess Isis. en temple of Isis Iseion en 1994 Sarolta A. Takacs Isis and Sarapis in the Roman World 101 ...a temple of Minerva was on the east side of the Iseum... en 2006 Lauren Hackworth Petersen The Freedman in Roman Art and Art History 52 Most Pompeians[,] as they went about their daily business and moved through their shaken city, would inevitably have passed the Iseum on their way to the Triangular Forum... en 2013 Liu Yulin Temple Purity in 1-2 Corinthians https://books.google.ro/books?id=BoQsc7C9xocC&pg=PA94 94 An Iseum (temple of Isis) in the Roman period usually found its site outside of the "city border" (pomeria)... and nearby the abundant water-supply areas, unlike other Roman temples which were located at the Agora. Translations temple of Isis Greek: Ancient Greek: grc Ἴσειον n Latin: la Iseum n, la Isium n Anagrams en eimsu Muise sumi-e sumie en eponyms terms suffixed with -eum