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Four Coptic Letters from Thebes
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Ahmed T. A. Khalil
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8. November 2023
Summary
The Coptic correspondences of Thebes are not only characterized by the variety of topics but also by some formulae that have become a distinctive feature of this region. The aim of the present paper is to publish four Coptic letters on ostraka; they are now kept in the Abou El-Goud storage magazine in Luxor. Although there is no information on their provenance, they are certainly written in the Theban area.
Online erschienen: 2023-11-08
Erschienen im Druck: 2023-11-06
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Schlagwörter für diesen Artikel
Abou El-Goud storage magazine;
Coptic letters;
Luxor Temple;
Measure;
Wheat
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- Titelseiten
- Neue Alabasterfragmente aus dem Sarkophagdeckel Sethos‘ I. im Kairener Museum
- A Dead Man’s Contract: P. BM EA 10077 Revisited
- Presence and Absence of the Tomb Owner in Wall Scenes and Funerary Models
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- Four Coptic Letters from Thebes
- Demotic Papyrus Hamburg 39 (inv. no. 35.2806): A New Religious Text from Roman Egypt
- Das Honigmaß der Papyri Ebers und Hearst
- Fieser Fluch oder gütliche Einigung? Das Rätsel des Holzobjekts ÄMUL 5512
- “Its Leaves Are Like the Daughter of the Willow”: The Herbal Genre in Ancient Egypt
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