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Well from the Greek inscriptions on the Rosetta Stone, see second to last line below. Admittedly one possibility is that it's a reference to the Brotherhood of Gods - but I real it like there might be a God named Adelphi as well:

"to the ever-living King PTOLEMY, beloved of PHTHAS,

the god EPIPHANES, EUCHARISTES, as well as those of

his parents, gods PHILAPATORES, and those of his grandparents,

gods EVERGETAI, and those of the gods ADELPHI, and those of the gods SOTERES, should be newly greatly increased"

So what does everyone think?

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There is not one; because there is no Greek god called Adelphi.

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Well from the Greek inscriptions on the Rosetta Stone, see second to last line below. Admittedly one possibility is that it's a reference to the Brotherhood of Gods - but I real it like there might be a God named Adelphi as well.

"to the ever-living King PTOLEMY, beloved of PHTHAS,

the god EPIPHANES, EUCHARISTES, as well as those of

his parents, gods PHILAPATORES, and those of his grandparents,

gods EVERGETAI, and those of the gods ADELPHI, and those of the gods SOTERES, should be newly greatly increased"

So what does everyone think?

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