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Hieroglyphs and The Afterlife in Ancient Egypt (Record no. 49555)

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fixed length control field 951020s1996 okuab b 001 0 eng
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LC control number 95045424
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Copyright Date 1996
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International Standard Book Number 0806127511
Qualifying information (alk. paper)
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International Standard Book Number 9780806127514
Qualifying information (alk. paper)
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International Standard Book Number 0714109959
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International Standard Book Number 9780714109954
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Language code of text/sound track or separate title eng
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Author Werner Forman
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Title Hieroglyphs and The Afterlife in Ancient Egypt
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Place of publication, distribution, etc UK
Name of publisher, distributor, etc The British Museum Press
Date of publication, distribution, etc 1996
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Pages 192
Illustrator col. ill., maps
Size 29 cm
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Edition 1st
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Summary, etc "In ancient Egypt the strategy to achieve life after death relied on hieroglyphs, which united art and writing to help fulfil this ambition. This lavishly illustrated book tells the history of the texts that, through 3,000 years, were designed to ensure survival after death." "Egyptologist Stephen Quirke sets out the history of the texts designed to guarantee life beyond death, from the Pyramid Texts for kings and queens, c.2400 BC, to the Book of the Dead used by king and subject alike after 1600 BC. The literature that flourished for millennia met its end under the combined pressures of Greek-speaking government, Roman occupation, and conversion to Christianity." "Although Books of the Dead and other funerary manuscripts form the great bulk of surviving Pharaonic texts, no up-to-date survey of this material has been available to a general or scholarly readership. This book, based on a concept by Werner Forman, aims to fill that gap."--BOOK JACKET.
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Language of a work English
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Subject Egyptian literature
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Subject Funeral rites and ceremonies
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Subject Egyptian language
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Subject Future life
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Subject General
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Subject Ancient Egypt
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Subject Archaeology
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Additional author Stephen Quirke
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Item exists Item is not lost Central Papal Library G631 Central Papal Library Private Libraries المكتبات الخاصة 65843 2022-02-17 Book