Repertoire d'Epigraphie Meroitique: Corpus Des Inscriptions Publiees (French Edition)

History

Carrier, C.

Berger-El Naggar, C

Leclant, J

Heyler, A

Rilly, C

Ancient Civilizations

Academie Des Inscriptions Et Belles Lettres

<p>These books are exceptional. Their author has gathered and translated here not only the texts of the Old Kingdom (a gigantic work in itself) but also those of the pyramid of King Aba of the 8th Dynasty (a copy from the end of the Old Kingdom but almost completely ignored in studies of the Pyramid Texts), of six of the most important funerary monuments of the 12th to the 18th Dynasty, and finally of eleven tombs belonging to the period of the 25th to the 27th Dynasty. For specialists, the presence of the transliteration opposite the translation gives the opportunity to check the original text without having to consult rare and often inaccessible volumes. In view of their age, their poetry, and their reflection of the Egyptian mind, the Pyramid Texts constitute a major source for all who want to understand the history of thought. There is no doubt that these books will serve as excellent guide. - James P. Allen, Wilbour Professor of Egyptology and Chair, Department of Egyptology and Ancient Western Asian Studies, Brown University</p>

Textes des Pyramides de L'Égypte Ancienne, Tome I: Textes des pyramides d'Ounas et de Téti (MELCHAT)

Literature & Fiction

Classics

Librairie Cybèle

Textes des Pyramides de l'Egypte Ancienne, Tome VI: Annexes (MELCHAT)

Textes des Pyramides de L'Égypte Ancienne, Tome II: Textes de la pyramide de Pépy Ier (MELCHAT)

<p>From the Foreword by James P. Allen, Wilbour Professor of Egyptology, Brown University: The Pyramid Texts represent the oldest collection of literature of ancient Egypt. We call these records "Pyramid Texts" because they appear first in the pyramids of the fifth and sixth dynasty of the Egyptian Old Kingdom (circa 2350-2150 BC). Most studies of these texts focus on the pyramids of the fifth and sixth dynasty - that of kings Unas, Teti, Pepy I, and Merenre Pepy II and his queens. However, the examples from more recent periods are of equal interest, if not more interesting, because they demonstrate how the texts were used, modified, and perceived during the different historical periods of Ancient Egypt. For this reason these books are exceptional.</p>

Textes des Pyramides de l'Egypte Ancienne, Tome III: Textes de la pyramide de Pépy II (MELCHAT) (French Edition)

From the Foreword by James P. Allen, Wilbour Professor of Egyptology, Brown University: The Pyramid Texts represent the oldest collection of literature of ancient Egypt. We call these records "Pyramid Texts" because they appear first in the pyramids of the fifth and sixth dynasty of the Egyptian Old Kingdom (circa 2350-2150 BC). Most studies of these texts focus on the pyramids of the fifth and sixth dynasty - that of kings Unas, Teti, Pepy I, and Merenre Pepy II and his queens. However, the examples from more recent periods are of equal interest, if not more interesting, because they demonstrate how the texts were used, modified, and perceived during the different historical periods of Ancient Egypt. For this reason these books are exceptional.

Textes des Pyramides de l'Egypt Ancienne Tome IV, Textes des pyramides de Mérenrê, d'Aba, de Neit, d'Ipout et d'Oudjebten (MELCHAT)

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