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Book SynopsisTwo aspects of the Egyptian civilisation characterise the work of Erik Iversen: Its original art and literature, and its reception in Europe from classical antiquity to Renaissance, Baroque and Romanticism. He is known for his papyrus editions, philological and lexicographical studies, and the tracing of cultural traditions outside of Egypt.
Table of ContentsDer Tempel der aegyptischen Spaetzeit als Kanonisierung kultureller Identitaet, Jan Assmann; principi e obelischi a Roma, Sergio Donadoni; afrikanische und asiatische Ortsnamen in ptolemaeischen Listen, Elmar Edel; a naophorous figure of Irhorudjanefu, Iorwerth E.S. Edwards; on the root "nfr" and a "clever" remark on embalming, Poul John Frandsen; a model of divine anger (Turin 102), Sarah Israelit Groll; die "Geschichte des Schiffbruechigen" - eine Stimme der Opposition?, Wolfgant Helck; a propos des Aegyptica du haut moyen-age en France, Jean Leclant; parva Memphitica, Herman de Meulenaere; une statue-groupe en haut-relief de Ramses IV, Karol Mysliwiec; zu zwei literarischen Werken des Mittleren Reiches, Juergen Osing.
