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'''Sūchus''' ([[Graece]] Σοῦχος, [[lingua Aegyptia|Aegyptie]] ''sbk'') fuit [[deus]] in [[Aegyptus|Aegypto]] antiqua, qui [[Thebae Aegyptiae|Thebis]], [[Ombi]]s, et praesertim apud [[lacus|lacum]] [[Moeris|Moerin]] (praesertim [[Crocodilopolis|Crocodilopoli]]) colebatur. Capite [[Crocodylidae|crocodylino]] depingitur, et [[vocabulum|vox]] ''suchus'' per metonymiam crocodilum indicat.
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* Soconopis = ''Sbk-(n)-Ḥ<sup><small>C</small></sup>py'' "Suchus in forma Nili"
* Soconiêus = ?
==Bibliographia==
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*O’Connor, David. [[2012]]. From Topography to Cosmos: Ancient Egypt's Multiple Maps. In ''Ancient Perspectives: Maps and Their Place in Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome,'' ed. Richard J. A. Talbert, 47–79. Sicagi: University of Chicago Press.
*Tait, John. [[2003]]. The 'Book of the Fayum': Mystery in a Known Landscape. In ''Mysterious Lands,'' ed. David O'Connor et Stephen Quirke, 183–202. Portlandiae: Cavendish Publishing.
*Zecchi, Marco. [[2010]]. ''Sobek of Shedet: The Crocodile God in the Fayyum in the Dynastic Period.'' Umbriae: Tau Editrice.
[[Categoria:Dei Aegyptii]]
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