Kom Ombo photo photo copyrighted by: Galen R. Frysinger The Temple of Kom Ombo stands on the east bank of the Nile, right next to the river. The Temple is of Greco-Roman structure, dating back to the year 119 BC, when Ptolemy VI, who started the construction, built it out of limestone. Neos Dionysus finished most of the building, while the Emperor Augustus added the final touches.
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