dedicant การใช้

From Ihn-Niedaltdorf an inscription ( ) records the donation of a building and its furnishings at the dedicant's expense:
From this inscription, we know the name and gender of the dedicant, Nikandre, as well as some vague hint of her intention ( to please the goddess ).
Some Alexandrians have instituted a preliminary rank called " neophyte " or " dedicant . " In these Alexandrian covens, a neophyte is not bound by the oaths taken by initiates, and thus has an opportunity to examine the tradition before committing to it.
Although it is tempting to initially assume that a dedicant, such as Nikandre, would commission a statue in her own likeness, the number of surviving female statues with male dedicants indicates that while possible in some situations, this could not be the general rule.
This is established from the reliefs of Temple J at Karnak which depicts the High Priest Takelot F as the dedicant at a religious ceremony and mentions the ruling king of Egypt as pharaoh Osorkon II . Temple J has been dated to the final years of Osorkon II's reign.