TM People (Nam): Taibis

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Greek: Ταιβις

Egyptian: Ta-hb

Gender: Female

Linguistic origins: Egyptian

Compound: Ta-AN

Translation: The one of the ibis

Principal element(s): animal (ibis)

Type: flora/fauna, religious?

Bibliography: Demotisches Namenbuch p. 1201

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Ref ID	Publication	Attestation	Appears as	Provenance (text)	Date

98694	Hodjash / Berlev, The Egyptian reliefs and stelae in the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow 132,	Ta-hb	mother	Egypt, U09 - Panopolis (Akhmim) [found & written]	BC 999 - AD 350?
74073	Quirke, Owners p. 66 no. 264 descr.,	Ta-hb	person	Egypt [found & written]	BC 721 - 332
74465	Quirke, Owners p. 34 & 72 no. 35 descr. + Faulkner / Andrews, Book of the dead (1972 ed.) p. 9 & 57 & 73 & 130 descr. + Mosher, The papyrus of Hor pl. 20.1,	Ta-hb	mother	Egypt, U04b - Thebes [found & written]	BC 332 - 30
74501	P. Paris inv. E 27163 ined.,	Ta-hb	mother	Egypt, U04b - Thebes (?) [found & written]	BC 332 - 30
544880	Quack (ed.), Ägyptische Rituale der griechisch-römischen Zeit p. 157-169,	Ta-hb	mother	Egypt, U04b - Dios Polis (Thebes east) (?) [found & written]	BC 330 - 200