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==Historical Uses==
 
==Historical Uses==
 
[[Manetho]] claimed that "[Pharoh [[Venephes]]] raised the pyramids near Cochome."<ref>"οὗτος παρα Κωχωμην ηγειρε πυραμίδας"<br>Cory, Issac Preston, The Ancient Fragments, ''Manetho'', The Egyptian Dynasties</ref>  This is where the [[Step Pyramid]] of [[Saqqara]] is; which is noted as the oldest colossal stone structure in [[Egypt]] but what is being refered or attributed to is questionable.
 
[[Manetho]] claimed that "[Pharoh [[Venephes]]] raised the pyramids near Cochome."<ref>"οὗτος παρα Κωχωμην ηγειρε πυραμίδας"<br>Cory, Issac Preston, The Ancient Fragments, ''Manetho'', The Egyptian Dynasties</ref>  This is where the [[Step Pyramid]] of [[Saqqara]] is; which is noted as the oldest colossal stone structure in [[Egypt]] but what is being refered or attributed to is questionable.
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Latest revision as of 09:13, October 16, 2026

Cochome is likely derived from the Greek Κόχουμη or Κόχουμης.

Early translators have used this to refer to the Egyptian region around Saqqara and Heliopolis; a region where the earliest Egyptian pyramids are. Scholars now agree that Cochome is a corrupted form of "Cochome-Memphis" meaning "near Memphis".

Historical Uses

Manetho claimed that "[Pharoh Venephes] raised the pyramids near Cochome."[1] This is where the Step Pyramid of Saqqara is; which is noted as the oldest colossal stone structure in Egypt but what is being refered or attributed to is questionable.

References

  1. ↑ "οὗτος παρα Κωχωμην ηγειρε πυραμίδας"
    Cory, Issac Preston, The Ancient Fragments, Manetho, The Egyptian Dynasties