History of Egypt From 330 Bc volume 12 of 12 8 2
History of Egypt From 330 Bc volume 12 of 12 8 2
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, but no stories. In 1852, however, an Englishwoman, Mrs. Elizabethd'Orbiney, sent M. De Rougé, at Paris, a papyrus she had purchased inItaly, and whose contents she was anxious to know. Thus was the tale ofthe "Two Brothers" brought to light, and for twelve years it remainedour sole specimen of a species of literature which is now constantlybeing added to.
This remarkable papyrus dates from the thirteenth century B. C. , and wasthe work of Anna, one of the most distinguished temple-scribes of ...hisage. Indeed, it is to him that we are indebted for a large portion ofthe Egyptian literature that has been preserved to us. This particularwork was executed for Seti II. , son of Meneptah, and grandson of RamsesII. Of the nineteenth dynasty, while he was yet crown prince.
The tale itself is clearly formed of two parts. The first, up to theBata's self-exile to the Valley of the Cedar, gives a really excellentpicture of the life and habits of the peasant dwelling on the banksof the Nile. The civilisation and moral conditions it describes aredistinctly Egyptian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, but no stories. In 1852, however, an Englishwoman, Mrs. Elizabethd'Orbiney, sent M. De Rougé, at Paris, a papyrus she had purchased inItaly, and whose contents she was anxious to know. Thus was the tale ofthe "Two Brothers" brought to light, and for twelve years it remainedour sole specimen of a species of literature which is now constantlybeing added to.
This remarkable papyrus dates from the thirteenth century B. C. , and wasthe work of Anna, one of the most distinguished temple-scribes of ...hisage. Indeed, it is to him that we are indebted for a large portion ofthe Egyptian literature that has been preserved to us. This particularwork was executed for Seti II. , son of Meneptah, and grandson of RamsesII. Of the nineteenth dynasty, while he was yet crown prince.
The tale itself is clearly formed of two parts. The first, up to theBata's self-exile to the Valley of the Cedar, gives a really excellentpicture of the life and habits of the peasant dwelling on the banksof the Nile. The civilisation and moral conditions it describes aredistinctly Egyptian.
What to read after History of Egypt From 330 Bc volume 12 of 12 8 2?
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