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'''…rikouda'''
* '''…rikouda'''
: Wall Painting, Abd el-Qadir (see image, right).


Wall Painting, Abd el-Qadir (see image, right)
* '''Akiri (?)'''
: Gebel Adda inscription, Rostkowska 1982 ("Patronage of the Arts") 212, note 10, where for "akirimipn songoja" read "akiri migin songoja".


* '''Anonymous'''
: [[P.QI.4.98]].


'''Akiri (?)'''
* '''Anonymous'''
: [[P.QI.4.102]].


Gebel Adda inscription, Rostkowska 1982 ("Patronage of the Arts") 212, note 10, where for "akirimipn songoja" read "akiri migin songoja".
* '''Anonymous'''
: [[Abu Salih]] names a "Lord of the Mountain" living at Bausaka whose eyes were put out by George, son of Zacharias Israel.


'''Anonymous '''
* '''-Ada]m(a)? '''
: [[P.QI.4.87]].


P.QI inv. 69/26.1 = 69.2.8.3, P.QI inv. 74.2.5.23b
* '''Adama '''
: In office: 1180s-1200, among other undated texts. See e.g. P.QI inv. 72.10.31, P.QI 3 passim.


* '''Aggelophorou '''
: P.QI inv. 74.3.10.5 frag 4.


'''Anonymous'''
* '''Asouwl '''
: [[P.QI.4.101]].


Abu Salih names a "Lord of the Mountain" living at Bausaka whose eyes were put out by George, son of Zacharias Israel.
* '''Darme '''
: In office: 1155. See [[P.QI.3.30|P.QI 3.30]].


* '''Gabrielkouda '''
: In office: c. 1180s. [[P.QI.2.23|P.QI 2.23]], P.QI 3 passim.


'''-Ada]m(a)? '''
* '''Georgios '''
: [[P.QI.4.100]].


P.QI inv. 74.1.29/11d
* '''Gourresi '''
: In office: 1280s. See [[P.QI.4.64]], [[P.QI.4.65]], [[Maqrizi]].


* '''Ioannes '''
: Deceased 1006. I.Tib. 6 .


'''Adama '''
* '''Ioannou '''
: Grzegorz Ochała proposes reading this name as the address to [[P.QI.4.102]]. .


In office: 1180s-1200, among other undated texts. See e.g. P.QI inv. 72.10.31, P.QI 3 passim.
* '''I(sra)êl '''
: [[P.QI.4.112]].


* '''Iesou'''
: Deceased 930. I.Khartoum Copt. 2.


'''Aggelophorou '''
* '''I(eso)u? '''
: Doubtfully read at P.QI inv. 84.1.31/30 side 2.


P.QI inv. 74.3.10.5 frag 4
* '''Iesou '''
: Certainly read at P.QI inv. 78.2.12/50. See also 78.2.12/65 = NI 44.


* '''Iesousinkouda (?) '''
: Deceased October 1102, aged 36. Thus born circa 1066. I.Khartoum Greek 5.


'''Asouwl '''
* '''Koudinpes '''
: Qasr Ibrim Photos 76 V3 33 + 76 V3 38. Note also the king of the same name.


P.QI inv. 72.11.9
* '''Mariank(oudda) '''
: Unpublished Qasr el-Wizz letter 65.11.103, in preparation by [[Alexandros Tsakos]].


* '''Marianos'''
: Millett 1967, 59 reports an eparch of Nobadia with this name in an Old Nubian letter excavated at Gebel Adda.


'''Darme '''
* '''Mart(uro)koudda '''
: See [[P.QI.4.67]].


In office: 1155. See P.QI 3.30.
* '''Masê '''
: [[P.QI.4.107]], [[P.QI.4.124]].


* '''Masi '''
: [[P.QI.2.24|P.QI 2.24]].


'''Gabrielkouda '''
* '''Mêna '''
: [[P.QI.2.22|P.QI 2.22]].


In office: c. 1180s. P.QI 2.23, P.QI 3 passim.
* '''Megali'''
: [[P.QI.2.21|P.QI 2.21]]. Before Israel?


* '''Nad() (?) '''
: [[P.QI.3.48|P.QI 3.48]].


'''Georgios '''
* '''Petros '''
: D. 798. See I.Khartoum Greek 23.


72.10.31.5 (?)
* '''Philoxenos'''
: Coptic stela from Serra East: Kush 11, 127.


* '''Orounkouda'''
: During the reign of Moses George; see the Dirr land sale protocol.


'''Gourresi '''
* '''Ourouêl '''
: [[P.QI.4.94]].


In office: 1280s. See EA 90226, EA 90227, Maqrizi.
* '''Ourouwi '''
: P.QI inv. 74.3.10 9 IV.


* '''Qamar'''
: Possibly in [[P.QI.4.70]].


'''Ioannes '''
* '''Tamsi '''
: [[P.QI.3.46|P.QI 3.46]], Giovanni Ruffini personal photo AS134.


Deceased 1006. I.Tib. 6
* '''Teddêerrê '''
: See [[P.QI.4.63]].


* '''Tilnngoko '''
: [[P.QI.4.93]].


'''I(sra)êl '''
* '''Jawsar'''
: [[Abu Salih]] describes an official wearing a turban, two horns and a bracelet living at Faras.


See P.QI inv. 82.2.10/69
* '''Joassê'''
 
: Deceased September, 1161, at the age of 95. Therefore born circa 1066. See I.Khartoum Greek 8.  Also a [[Choiak-Eikshi]].
 
'''Iesou'''
 
Deceased 930. I.Khartoum Copt. 2.
 
 
'''I(eso)u? '''
 
Doubtfully read at P.QI inv. 84.1.31/30 side 2.
 
 
'''Iesou '''
 
Certainly read at P.QI inv. 78.2.12/50. See also 78.2.12/65 = NI 44.
 
 
'''Iesousinkouda (?) '''
 
Deceased October 1102, aged 36. Thus born circa 1066. I.Khartoum Greek 5.
 
 
'''Koudinpes '''
 
Ibrim Photos 76 V3 33 + 76 V3 38 Note also the king of the same name.
 
 
'''Mariank(oudda) '''
 
Unpublished Qasr el-Wizz letter 65.11.103, in preparation by Alexandros Tsakos.
 
 
'''Marianos'''
 
Millett 1967, 59 reports an eparch of Nobadia with this name in an Old Nubian letter excavated at Gebel Adda.
 
 
'''Mart(uro)koudda '''
 
See EA 90229.
 
 
'''Masê '''
 
Ibrim Photos V.66.19/10 C1v and V.66.19/9 C1r, 78.3.11/50 = NI 71
 
 
'''Masi '''
 
P.QI 2.24
 
 
'''Mêna '''
 
P.QI 2.22
 
'''Megali'''
 
P.QI 2.21.  Before Israel?
 
 
'''Nad() (?) '''
 
P.QI 3.48
 
 
'''Petros '''
 
D. 798. See I.Khartoum Greek 23.
 
 
'''Philoxenos'''
 
Coptic stela from Serra East: Kush 11, 127.
 
 
'''Orounkouda'''
 
During the reign of Moses George; see the Dirr land sale protocol.
 
 
'''Ourouêl '''
 
Ibrim Photos V.66.19/8 P3v and V.66.19/7 P3r
 
 
'''Ourouwi '''
 
P.QI inv. 74.3.10 9 IV
 
 
'''Qamar'''
 
Possibly in EA 90232A.
 
'''Tamsi '''
 
P.QI 3.46, Personal Photo AS134
 
 
'''Teddêerrê '''
 
See EA 90225.
 
 
'''Tilnngoko '''
 
P.QI inv. 66.7/21 Reg no 109.  Photographs V.66.19/4 P1v and V.66.19/2 P1r.
 
 
'''Jawsar'''
 
Abu Salih describes an official wearing a turban, two horns and a bracelet living at Faras.
 
 
'''Joassê'''
 
Deceased September, 1161, at the age of 95. Therefore born circa 1066. See I.Khartoum Greek 8.  Also a choiakeikshil.


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Latest revision as of 14:12, 17 September 2014

This is a provisional list of eparchs of Nobadia, and does not claim to be complete. Nor does it list individuals specified as some other type of eparch; for a complete list of variants, see our page on Offices and Titles. Where not otherwise indicated, references are to unpublished texts from Qasr Ibrim by find-number.


  • …rikouda
Wall Painting, Abd el-Qadir (see image, right).
  • Akiri (?)
Gebel Adda inscription, Rostkowska 1982 ("Patronage of the Arts") 212, note 10, where for "akirimipn songoja" read "akiri migin songoja".
  • Anonymous
P.QI.4.98.
  • Anonymous
P.QI.4.102.
  • Anonymous
Abu Salih names a "Lord of the Mountain" living at Bausaka whose eyes were put out by George, son of Zacharias Israel.
  • -Ada]m(a)?
P.QI.4.87.
  • Adama
In office: 1180s-1200, among other undated texts. See e.g. P.QI inv. 72.10.31, P.QI 3 passim.
  • Aggelophorou
P.QI inv. 74.3.10.5 frag 4.
  • Asouwl
P.QI.4.101.
  • Darme
In office: 1155. See P.QI 3.30.
  • Gabrielkouda
In office: c. 1180s. P.QI 2.23, P.QI 3 passim.
  • Georgios
P.QI.4.100.
  • Gourresi
In office: 1280s. See P.QI.4.64, P.QI.4.65, Maqrizi.
  • Ioannes
Deceased 1006. I.Tib. 6 .
  • Ioannou
Grzegorz Ochała proposes reading this name as the address to P.QI.4.102. .
  • I(sra)êl
P.QI.4.112.
  • Iesou
Deceased 930. I.Khartoum Copt. 2.
  • I(eso)u?
Doubtfully read at P.QI inv. 84.1.31/30 side 2.
  • Iesou
Certainly read at P.QI inv. 78.2.12/50. See also 78.2.12/65 = NI 44.
  • Iesousinkouda (?)
Deceased October 1102, aged 36. Thus born circa 1066. I.Khartoum Greek 5.
  • Koudinpes
Qasr Ibrim Photos 76 V3 33 + 76 V3 38. Note also the king of the same name.
  • Mariank(oudda)
Unpublished Qasr el-Wizz letter 65.11.103, in preparation by Alexandros Tsakos.
  • Marianos
Millett 1967, 59 reports an eparch of Nobadia with this name in an Old Nubian letter excavated at Gebel Adda.
  • Mart(uro)koudda
See P.QI.4.67.
  • Masê
P.QI.4.107, P.QI.4.124.
  • Masi
P.QI 2.24.
  • Mêna
P.QI 2.22.
  • Megali
P.QI 2.21. Before Israel?
  • Nad() (?)
P.QI 3.48.
  • Petros
D. 798. See I.Khartoum Greek 23.
  • Philoxenos
Coptic stela from Serra East: Kush 11, 127.
  • Orounkouda
During the reign of Moses George; see the Dirr land sale protocol.
  • Ourouêl
P.QI.4.94.
  • Ourouwi
P.QI inv. 74.3.10 9 IV.
  • Qamar
Possibly in P.QI.4.70.
  • Tamsi
P.QI 3.46, Giovanni Ruffini personal photo AS134.
  • Teddêerrê
See P.QI.4.63.
  • Tilnngoko
P.QI.4.93.
  • Jawsar
Abu Salih describes an official wearing a turban, two horns and a bracelet living at Faras.
  • Joassê
Deceased September, 1161, at the age of 95. Therefore born circa 1066. See I.Khartoum Greek 8. Also a Choiak-Eikshi.
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