Hieracon
Hieracon or Hierakon (, Ptolemy vi. 7. § 36), also called Theracon, Egyptian pr nmty, was an ancient fortified city of Upper Egypt situated on the right bank of the Nile, now the site of the modern-day village of al-ʿAtawlah, Egypt. Here, in Roman times, was quartered the "cohors prima" of the Lusitanian auxiliaries. It stood nearly midway between the western extremity of the or Alabstrine Mountains (the site of the Kom al-Ahmar Necropolis) and the city of Asyut (Greek "Lycopolis"), latitude 27° 15′North.

Hieracon is distinct from Nekhen (, "Hierakon polis" Strabo xvii. p. 817), which was south of Thebes, lat. 25° 52′North, nearly opposite Eileithyias polis (, Egyptian "Nekheb", modern El Kab), and capital of the third nome of Upper Egypt.
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