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Kom Ombo is one of the more unusual temples in Egypt. Due to the conflict between Sobek and Horus, the ancient Egyptians felt it necessary to separate their temple spaces within one temple. The Kom Ombo temple has two entrances, two courts, two colonnades, two Hypostyle halls and two sanctuaries, one side for each god.
This gate was built by Ptolemy XII (Neos Dionysus), the father of Cleopatra VII (the famous Cleopatra). Although the layout of the Temple of Sobek and Horus the Elder at Kom Ombo reflects that of the Temples of Denderah and Edfu, the chambers are duplicated along the main axis to reflect the duality of the temple. There is a double entrance, twin courts and colonnades, two hypostyle halls and two inner sanctuaries.