Ptolemy VI Philometor

Ptolemy (VI) Philometor (Ptolemaios VI) 180 - 168 BC

He came to the throne as child, with his mother Cleopatra I (not the famous Cleopatra VII) as regent. The country continued to be involved in wars with Syria.

Horus name: Tjeniemkhet Heterhepuankhhermeskhenetsen
Nebty name: Nebtyemmaat Sekhaensuitef
Golden Falcon name: Werpehti Nebhabusedmiptahtatjenenitnetjeru Itymire
Prenomen: Juaennetjerwyperwy Setepenptahkheperi Irmaatamunre
Nomen: Ptolemaios (ankhdjet-meryptah)

Burial place: Alexandria

Further Attestations:

Temple for Horus of Mesen at Tanis (Arnold 1999: 183)
Israelite temple at Tell el-Yahudiyeh (Arnold 1999: 183)
Pronaos for the Nemty temple at Qaw el-Kebir (Antaeopolis) (Arnold 1999: 184)
Small chapel at Diospolis Parva (Hu) (Arnold 1999: 184)
Birth house of Isis at Denderah (Arnold 1999: 187)
Restoration work at the gate of the second pylon (Arnold 1999: 187)
Blocks from Armant (Arnold 1999: 187)
Double temple at Kom Ombo (Arnold 1999: 187-189)
Elephantine: Khnum and Satet temple (Arnold 1999: 189)
Building work at Philae (Arnold 1999: 190)
Additional work at the temple at Dabod (Arnold 1999: 193)

Bibliography:

Hölbl 2001: 180-168