Egyptian Tales Translated From the Papyrisecond Series Xviiith to Xixth Dynas
Egyptian Tales Translated From the Papyrisecond Series Xviiith to Xixth Dynas
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He then read the spell upon the workmen that he hadmade, and taken from the haven, and said to them, 'Work for me, back tothe place from which I came. ' And they toiled night and day, and so hecame back to the place where I sat by the river of Koptos; I had notdrunk nor eaten anything, and had done nothing on earth, but sat likeone who is gone to the grave.
"I then told Na. Nefer. Ka. Ptah that I wished to see this book, for whichwe had taken so much trouble. He gave the book into my hands; and... when Iread a page of the spells in it I also enchanted heaven and earth, theabyss, the mountains, and the sea; I also knew what the birds of thesky, the fishes of the deep, and the beasts of the hills all said. Iread another page of the spells, and I saw the sun shining in the skywith all the gods, the full moon, and the stars in their shapes; I sawthe fishes of the deep, for a divine power was present that brought themup from the water. As I could not write, I asked Na. Nefer. Ka. Ptah, whowas a good writer, and a very learned one; he called for a new piece ofpapyrus, and wrote on it all that was in the book before him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He then read the spell upon the workmen that he hadmade, and taken from the haven, and said to them, 'Work for me, back tothe place from which I came. ' And they toiled night and day, and so hecame back to the place where I sat by the river of Koptos; I had notdrunk nor eaten anything, and had done nothing on earth, but sat likeone who is gone to the grave.
"I then told Na. Nefer. Ka. Ptah that I wished to see this book, for whichwe had taken so much trouble. He gave the book into my hands; and... when Iread a page of the spells in it I also enchanted heaven and earth, theabyss, the mountains, and the sea; I also knew what the birds of thesky, the fishes of the deep, and the beasts of the hills all said. Iread another page of the spells, and I saw the sun shining in the skywith all the gods, the full moon, and the stars in their shapes; I sawthe fishes of the deep, for a divine power was present that brought themup from the water. As I could not write, I asked Na. Nefer. Ka. Ptah, whowas a good writer, and a very learned one; he called for a new piece ofpapyrus, and wrote on it all that was in the book before him.
What to read after Egyptian Tales Translated From the Papyrisecond Series Xviiith to Xixth Dynas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wm Flinders Petrie to read onlineMoreLess
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