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Esna| Town in Egypt, about 53 km/33 mi south of the ruins of Thebes, on the left bank of the Nile. It has ruins of an ancient temple to the ram-headed god Khnum, built in the time of the Ptolemies but largely decorated by the Roman emperors Claudius, Vespasian, and others. |
| Esna also possesses a Coptic monastery. A barrage was built at Esna and opened in 1909 to hold up the Nile water in low floods. |
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| Just six days after her operation she returned home to her five children, Jake, 11, Esnes, seven, Cavan, five, Laigan, three, and Rylan, two, without the need for chemotherapy. This lot includes both morphologically simple lexical categories such as beorn, carl, haele, maga, waepned, esne, as well as a substantial number of morphologically complex categories, such as waepnedmann, woruldman, carlmann, folcagende, folcbearn, folcwer, freomann, gum mann, gumrinc and others. And (above) St Osburgs' PE co-ordinator Rachael Mawson and Sam Banks, from Tesco, with pupils (from left) Geren Diston-Pinder, Sian Dunne, Esnes Parsons and Marcus Hill. |
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