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EGIPTOLOGA 5701 Anbersmeier, S.: Untersuchungen zu den Frauenstatuen des ptolemischengypten2002 xiii + 457 pp., 86 lm. 92,50

02 Altenmller, H., ed.: Studien zur altgyptischen Kultur, 30 20022002 404 pp., +22 lm., fig. 108,16INDICE: H. Altenmller: Der Himmelsaufstieg des Grabherrn zu den Szenen des z w3d in denGrbern des Alten Reiches L. Baqu: On that day when the long-horned bull was lassoed...(PT [254]286) A scene in the Corridor of the bull of the cenotaph of Sethos I in Abydos: aniconologic approach F. A. K. Breyer: Psammetik II., der alte Haudegen Zu einer soldatenspra-chlichen Wendung in der Shellal-Inschrift D. Budde: Die den Himmel durchsticht und sich mitden Sternen vereint zur Bedeutung und Funktion der Doppelfederkrone in der Gtterikono-graphie A. D. Espinel: The role of the temple of Baalat Gebal as intermediary Between Egyptand Byblos during the old kingdom H. Goedicke: The perimeter of geographical awareness in thefourth dynasty and the significance of h

.3w-nbwt in the pyramid texts S. Grunert: Nicht nur

sauber, sondern rein Rituelle Reinigungsanweisungen Zus dem Grab des Anchmahor in Saqqara H. M. Hays: The worshipper and the worshipped in the pyramid texts I. Hegenbarth: O seht,ich gehe hinter meinem 3h

.t-Auge... Einige berlegungen zu den Barken des mittleren Registers

der zweiten Stunde des Amduat H. Dsire: Die Stele des P3-dj-Pp D. El-Khadragy: The Edfuoffering niche of Qar in the Cairo museum K. Konrand: Der Hemispeos von Ellesija zurDekorationssystematik und Deutung eines gyptischen Felstempels K. Koschel: Eine Gruppeseltener bronzener Votiv-Pektorale und ihre Deutung C. Manassa: Two unpublished memphiterelief fragments in the Yale art gallery K. Martin: Der Luxortempel und Amenophis IV. Sedfest(e) L. D. Morenz: Die Standarten des Knigsgeleits Reprsentanten von Abydos und Hie-rakonpolis als den beiden herrscherlichen Residenzen? R. Preys: Les Agathoi Daimones deDendera H. Refai: Der Tempel als Mutter A. Verbovsek: Motiv und Typus der sogenanntenHyksosmonumente Ein neuer methodischer Ansatz zur Untersuchung altgyptischer Rundbilder V. Gnter: Der groe Priesterstammbaum in Karnak W. Waitkus: Die Geburt des Harsomtusaus der Blte Zur Bedeutung und Funktion einiger Kultgegenstnde des Tempels von Dendera.

03 Andreu, G. / F. Gombert: Deir el-Medineh. Les artisans de pharaon.Exposition, Paris, muse du Louvre, 15 avril-15 juillet 20022002 96 pp., lm. col. 12,48

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04 Ares, A.: Tutankhamon. El ltimo hijo del Sol2002 297 pp., 20 fot. 17,99

05 Argoud, G., ed.: Science et vie intellectuelle Alexandrie (Ier-IIIe sicle aprsJ. C.)1994 225 pp., fig. 30,49

06 Argoud, G. / J.-Y. Guillaumin, eds.: Sciences exactes et sciences appliques Alexandrie (IIIe sicle av. J.-C.-Ier sicle ap. J. C. ). Actes du colloqueinternational de Saint Etienne (6-8 juin 1996)1998 434 pp., fig. 32,02

07 Arnold, D.: The Encyclopaedia of Ancient Egyptian Architecture2003 vii + 274 pp., fig., fot., plan. 49,70

08 Les artistes de pharaon: Deir el-Medineh et la Valle des Rois. Exposition,Paris, muse du Louvre, 19 avril-22 juillet 20022002 328 pp., lm. b/n y col. 39,00

09 Assmann, J.: La mort et lau-del dans lEgypte ancienne2003 684 pp. 36,40

10 Au fil du Nil. Le parcours dun gyptologue: Jean Leclant. Colloque de lafondation Singer-Polignac, Paris, 12 novembre 20012002 119 pp., 14 fig., 54 lm. col. 20,80INDICE: Jean Leclant. Un parcours dgyptologue B. Mathieu: Les textes des pyramides. Bilanet perspectives A. Labrousse: La ncropole des reines de Ppy Ier N. Grimal: Soleb G. Clerc:Les cultes isiaques en Gaule C. Berger el-Naggar: Les verreries de Sedeinga C. Rilly: Lestudes mrotiques C. Bonnet: La Nubie et le Soudan, gypte et Afrique.

11 Balout, L. / C. Roubet, eds.: La momie de Ramss II. Contributionscientifique lgyptologie1985 560 pp., 288 fig. 66,59

12 Beckerath, J. von: Chronologie des pharaonischen gypten. Die Zeitbestim-mung der gyptischen Geschichte von der Vorzeit bis 332 v. Chr.2001 xix + 244 pp., 20 fig., 8 lm. 51,00


13 Beinlich, H. / J. Hallof / H. Hussy / C. von Pfeil, eds.: 5. gyptologischeTempel Tagung. Wrzburg, 23.-26. September 19992002 viii + 221 pp., fig. 49,80INDICE: H.-G. Bartel: Funktionale Aspekte des Tglichen Rituals im Tempel Sethos I. in Abydos L. Bell: Divine kingship and the theology of the obelisk cult in the temples of Thebes E.Bernhauer: Hathorkapitelle in Zypern Eine eigenstndige Variante? M.-T. Derchain-Urtel:Text- und Bildkonkruenz: Die Kronen der Gtter als Objekte der Forschung A. Egberts:Substanz und Symbolik: berlegungen zur Darstellung und Verwendung des Halskragens imTempel von Edfu C. Graindorge: Der Tempel des Amun-Re von Karnak zu Beginn der 18.Dynastie R. Gundlach: Ich gebe dir das Knigtum der Beiden Lnder Der gyptischeTempel als politisches Zentrum E. Kormysheva: Riten des Amun in den nubischen Tempeln vonRamses II. L. D. Morenz: Die Gtter und ihr Redetext: Die ltestbelegte Sakral-Monumentalisie-rung von Textlichkeit auf Fragmenten der Zeit des Djoser aus Heliopolis J. F. Quack: DieDienstanweisung des Oberlehrers aus dem Buch vom Tempel A.-C. Thiem: Anmerkungen zurAnalyse der architektonischen und ikonographischen Konzeption des Speos von Gebel es-Silsileh M. Ullmann: Der Tempel Ramses II. in Abydos als Haus der Millionen and Jahren G. Vrs: Hungarian excavations on Thot hill at the temple of Pharaoh Montuhotep Sankhkarain Thebes (1995-1998).

14 Bietak, M., ed.: gypten und Levante, Internationale Zeitschrift fr gyp-tische Archologie und deren Nachbargebiete, 12 20022002 272 pp., fig., fot., lm. col. 92,50INDICE: K. Aslanidou: Der minoische Spiralfries aus dem Grabungsareal H/IV in Tell el Dabca.Malvorgang und Rekonstruktion B. Bader: A concise guide to Marl C-pottery M. Bichler &al.: Aegean tephra an analytical aproach to a controversy about chronology F. Blakolmer:Afrikaner in der minoischen Ikonographie? Zum Fremdenbild in der bronzezeitlichen gis A.Brysbaert: Common craftsmanship in the aegean and east Mediterranean bronze age: preliminarytechnological evidence with emphasis on the painted plaster from Tell el-Dabca, Egypt P. M.Fischer / M. Sadeq: Tell el-cAjjul 2000: second season preliminary report I. Forstner-Mller &al.: Statuen in Verbannung: gyptischer Statuenexport in den vorderen Orient unter AmenophisIII. und IV. P. Fuscaldo: The nubian pottery from the palace district of Avaris at cEzbet Helmi,areas H/III and H/VI, Part I: The classic Kerma pottery from the 18th dynasty H. Goedicke: Thebuilding inscription from Tell el-Dabca of the time of Sesostris III O. Goldwasser: A Kirgipacommenmorative scarab of Amenhotep III from Beit-Shean P. Jnosi: Bericht ber die im Frjhahr2001 erfolgten Sondagen im Dorf cEzbet Helmi (Grabungsflche H/I) E. Kyriakidis: Indicationson the nature of the language of the Keftiw from egyptian sources A. Lohwasser: Eine phnizi-sche Bronzeschale aus dem Sudan A. M. Maeir: The relations between Egypt and the southernLevant during the late iron age: the material evidence from Egypt B. Sass: Wenamun and hisLevant 1075 BC or 925 BC? T. Schneider: Sinuhes Notiz ber die Knige: Syrisch-anatolischeHerrschertitel in gyptischer berlieferung.

15 Bosson, N. / S. H. Aufrere, eds.: Egyptes... Lgyptien et le copte. Cataloguede lexposition1999 327 pp., fot., lm. col., fig. 30,50


16 Brink, E. C. M. van den / T. E. Levy, eds.: Egypt and the Levant.Interrelations from the 4th through the Early 3rd Millennium B.C.E.2002 416 pp., fig., fot., tabl. 297,00INDICE: Interaction in Context: T. E. Levy / E. C. M. van den Brink: Interaction models, Egypt andthe levantine periphery P. de Miroschedji: The socio-political dynamics of egyptian-canaaniteinteraction in the early bronze age S. Hendrickx / L. Bavay: The relative chronological positionof egyptian predynastic and early dynastic tombs with objects imported from the Near East and thenature of interregional contacts Geoarchaeology and Biological Considerations: K. W.Butzer: Geoarchaeological implications of recent research in the Nile delta J.-D. Stanley:Configuration of the Egypt-to-Canaan coastal margin and north Sinai byway in the bronze age P. Smith: The palaeo-biological evidence for admixture between populations in the southernLevant and Egypt in the fourth to third millennia BCE D. E. Bar-Yosef Mayer: Egyptian-canaaniteinteraction during the fourth and third millennia BCE: the shell connection ChalcolithicInteraction: C. Commenge / D. Alon: Competitive involution and expanded horizons: exploringthe nature of interaction between northern Negev and lower Egypt (c. 4500-3600 BCE) S. J.Bourke: Teleilat Ghassul: foreign relations in the late chalcolithic period D. A. Faltings: Thechronological frame and social structure of Buto in the fourth millennium BCE Early Bronze AgeInteraction: E. Braun: Egypts first sojourn in Canaan E. Kansa / T. E. Levy: Ceramics, identity,and the role of the state: the view from Nah.al Tillah R. Greenberg / E. Eisenberg: Egypt, BetYerah and early canaanite urbanization Metallurgical and Petrographic Studies: J. Golden:The origins of the metals trade in the eastern Mediterranean: social organization of production inthe early copper industries M. Tadmor: The Kfar Monash hoard again: a view from Egypt andNubia N. Porat / Y. Goren: Petrography of the Naqada Illa canaanite pottery from tomb U-j inAbydos Early Bronze I, Predynastic, and Early Dynastic Primary Data: R. Amiran / E. C. M.van den Brink: The ceramic assemblage from Tel Maahaz, Stratum I (Seasons 1975-1976) R.Gophna / E. C. M. van den Brink: Core-periphery interaction between the pristine egyptian NagabaIIIb state, late early bronze age I Canaan, and terminal A-group lower Nubia: more data E. C. M.van den Brink: An egyptian presence at the end of the late early bronze age I at Tel Lod, centralcoastal plain, Israel O. Ilan: Egyptian pottery from Small Tel Malhata and the interrelationsbetween the egyptian colony in southwest Palestine and the canaanite Arad basin andcentral highlands P. M. Fischer: Egyptian-transjordanian interaction during predynastic andprotodynastic times: the evidence from Tell Abu al-Kharaz, Jordan Valley E. Yannai: Importedfinds from the cEin Assawir Tombs (Israel) and their significance in understanding the chronologi-cal synchronization between Israel, Egypt, and eastern Anatolia S. Hendrickx / E. C. M. van denBrink: Inventory of predynastic and early dynastic cemetery and settlement sites in the egyptianNile valley Coastal Interaction: E. Marcus: Early seafaring and maritime activity in thesouthern Levant from prehistory through the third millennium BCE R. Gophna: Elusive ancho-rage points along the Israel littoral and the egyptian-canaanite maritime route during the earlybronze age I Y. Yekutieli: Settlement and subsistence patterns in north Sinai during the fifth tothird millennia BCE Administrative Technology and Ideology: U. Hartung: Imported jars fromcemetery U at Abydos and the relations between Egypt and Canaan in predynastic times L.Watrin: Tributes and the rise of a predatory power: unraveling the intrigue of EB I palestinian jarsfound by E. Amlineau at Abydos P. Kaplony: The Bet Yerah jar inscription and the annals ofking DewenDewen as King Narmer revivus P. Kaplony: The cEn Besor seal impressions-revised E. C. Khler: History or ideology? New reflections on the Narmer palette and the natureof foreign relations in pre- and early dynastic Egypt T. Wilkinson: Reality versus ideology: the


evidence for asiatics in predynastic and early dynastic Egypt Conclusion: R. McC. Adams:Edging toward credible models: a commentary.

17 Brovarski, E.: Giza Mastabas, 7: The Senedjemib Complex, Part I. TheMastabas of Senedjemib Inti (G 2370), Khnumenti (G 2374), and SenedjemibMehi (G 2378), 2 vols.2001 258 pp., fig., lm., despl. 234,00

18 Brugsch, H. K.: Dictionnaire gographique de lancienne Egypte. Contenantpar ordre alphabtique la nomenclature compare des noms propres gogra-phiques, qui se rencontrent sur les monuments et dans les papyrus, notammentles noms de leurs chef-lieux, des temples et sanctuaires, des villes, bourgs etncropoles, des mers, du Nil et ses embouchures...1879-80 xii + 1.420 pp. 318,00

19 Cagle, A.: The Spatial Structure of Kom El-Hisn: An Old Kingdom Town inthe Western Nile Delta, Egypt2003 x + 253 pp., fig., tabl. 59,72

20 Campagno, M.: De los jefes-parientes a los reyes-dioses. Surgimiento yconsolidacin del estado en el antiguo Egipto. Del periodo badariense aldinstico temprano, ca. 4500-2700 a.C.2002 357 pp., 41 lm. 33,00

21 Capasso, M., ed.: Da Ercolano allEgitto, III: Ricerche varie di papirologia2002 376 pp., 11 lm. col. 33,28

22 Charron, A., ed.: La mort nest pas une fin. Pratiques funraires en gyptedAlexandre Cloptre. Exposition, Arles, muse de lArles antique, 28septembre 2002 au 5 janvier 20032002 223 pp., fig., lm. col., map. 33,00INDICE: M. Chauveau: Des rois grecs en gypte Alexandrie et le monde grec: J.-Y. Empereur:Les ncropoles dAlexandrie J.-Y. Empereur / M.-D. Nenna: La ncropole de Gabbari M.-D.Nenna: Les inhumations A. Rouveret: Stles provenant dAlexandrie G. Grvin / P. Bailet:La crmation en gypte au temps des Ptolmes A. Enklaar: Les urnes cinraires E. Bos & al.:Des momies dans les ossuaires de la ncropolis dAlexandrie: quand lternit a une fin P.Georges: La pratique funraire de la ncropole hellnistique de Plinthine: rsultats prliminaires M.-D. Nenna: Les offrandes funraires La tradition gyptienne: F. Dunand / R. Lichtenberg:Les ncropoles dpoque ptolmaque F. Dunand / R. Lichtenberg: La momification et ses


techniques F. Dunand / R. Lichtenberg: Lquipement de la momie F. Dunand / R. Lichten-berg: Le mobilier funraire M. tienne: Les stles funraires C. Thiers: Les livres funraires 4. Les animaux sacrs lpoque ptolmaque: A. Charron: Vie et mort des animaux sacrs A.Charron: Les ncropoles A. Charron: La momification des animaux A. Charron: Les funrailleset le matriel des tombes.

23 Cohen, R. / R. Westbrook, eds.: Amarna Diplomacy. The Beginnings ofInternational Relations2002 xvi + 307 pp., 2 map. 27,37INDICE: R. Cohen / R. Westbrook: Introduction: The Amarna system 1. The InternationalSystem: M. Liverani: The great powers club R. Westbrook: International law in the Amarna age R. Ragionieri: The Amarna age: an international society in the making S. R. David: Realism,constructivism, and the Amarna letters 2. Foreign Policy: B. M. Brian: The egyptian perspectiveon Mittani R. Cohen: Intelligence in the Amarna letters 3. Imperial Policy: W. J. Murnane:Imperial Egypt and the limits of power A. James: Egypt and her vassals: the geopoliticaldimension N. Nacaman: The egyptian-canaanite correspondence 4. International Transac-tions: C. Zaccagnini: The interdependence of the great powers K. Avruch: Reciprocity, equality,and status-anxiety in the Amarna letters S. A. Meier: Diplomacy and international marriages D. Druckman / S. Gner: A social-psychological analysis of Amarna diplomacy 5. Diplomacy:C. Jnsson: Diplomatic signaling in the Amarna letters P. Artzi: The diplomatic service inaction: the Mittani file G. Berridge: Amarna diplomacy: a full-fledged diplomatic system? Conclusion: R. Cohen / R. Westbrook: The beginnings of international relations.

24 Collier, M. / S. Quirke, eds.: The UCL Lahun Papyri: Letters2002 221 pp., 1 CD-ROM, fig. 56,40

25 Daressy, G.: Atlas archologique de lEgypte2002 128 pp., 1 CD-ROM, lm. 322,40

26 David, R.: Religion and Magic in Ancient Egypt2002 512 pp., fig. 16,57

27 Demaree, R. J.: Ramesside Ostraca2002 272 pp., 224 lm. 190,00

28 Derriks, C.: Les miroirs cariatides gyptiens en bronze. Typologie, chrono-logie et symbolique2001 244 pp., 58 fig., 84 fot. 86,00

29 Donadoni, S.: Tebe2002 212 pp., fig. 43,68


30 Doret, E.: The Narrative Verbal System of Old and Middle Egyptian1986 240 pp. 88,85

31 Dorman, P. F.: Faces in Clay. Technique, Imagery, and Allusion in a Corpusof Ceramic Sculpture from Ancient Egypt2002 xxi + 202 pp., 3 fig., 38 lm. 65,50

32 Dulitzky, J.: Mujeres de Egipto y de la Biblia2000 387 pp., 31 fig. 12,92

33 El Mahdy, C.: Tutankhamon. Vida y muerte de un rey nio 1845-18502002 382 pp., 16 lm. col. 20,00

34 Fermat, A., ed.: Le livre gyptiens de la lumire (Shou). Textes dessarcophages, chapitres 75 832002 135 pp., fig. 20,00

35 Friedman, R., ed.: Egypt and Nubia. Gifts of the Desert2002 326 pp., fig., 56 lm. col. 58,00INDICE: R. Kuper: Routes and roots in Egypts western desert: the early holocene resettlementof the eastern Sahara F. Wendorf / R. Schild: Implications of incipient social complexity in the lateneolithic in the egyptian Sahara R. Schild / F. Wendorf: Palaeo-ecologic and paleo-climaticbackground to socio-economic changes in the south western desert of Egypt D. A. Welsby & al.:Human responses to holocene environmental changes in the northern Dongola Reach of the Nile,Sudan C. A. Hope: Early and mid-holocene ceramics from the Dakhleh oasis: traditions andinfluences M. A. J. Eccleston: Early and mid-holocene ceramics from the Dakhleh oasis:macroscopic, petrographic and technological descriptions A. J. Mills: Another old kingdom sitein the Dakhleh oasis O. E. Kaper & al.: Policing the desert: old kingdom activity around theDakhleh oasis C. A Hope & al.: Oases amphorae of the new kingdom J. Coleman Darnell / D.Darnell: Opening the narrow doors of the desert: discoveries of the theban desert road survey D.Darnell: Gravel of the desert and broken pots in the road: ceramic evidence from the routes betweenthe Nile and Kharga oasis R. Friedman / J. J. Hobbs: A tasian tomb in Egypts eastern desert D. Huyge: Cosmology, ideology and personal religious practice in ancient egyptian rock art S. H. Aufrre: The desert and the fifteenth and sixteetnth upper egyptian Nomes during the middlekingdom D. D. Klemm & al.: Ancient gold mining in the eastern desert of Egypt and the nubiandesert of Sudan J. A. Harrell: Pharaonic stone quarries in the egyptian deserts I. Shaw: Life onthe edge: gemstones, politics and stress in the deserts of Egypt and Nubia J. J. Hobbs: On theantiquities of the eastern desert.

36 Garca Fleitas, L. M. / G. Santana Henrquez: La imagen de Egipto en losfragmentos de los historiadores griegos. Una primera aproximacin2002 124 pp., fig. 11,44


37 Garca Martnez, M. A.: Documentos prerromanos de tipo egipcio de lavertiente atlntica hispano-mauritana, 2 vols.2001 409 pp., 19 lm. 41,30

38 Gardiner, A. H.: The Admonitions of an Egyptian Sage From a HieraticPapyrus in Leiden (Pap. Leiden 344 recto)1909 vi + 116 pp., 19 lm. 51,79

39 Godron, G.: tudes sur lHorus Den et quelques problmes de lEgyptearchaque1990 241 pp., 18 lm. 125,75

40 Grimal, N.-C.: Les termes de la propagande royale gyptienne de la XIXedynastie la conqute dAlexandre1986 vi + 764 pp. 57,20

41 Guidotti, M. C.: Vasi dallepoca protodinastica al nuovo regno del Museoegizio di Firenze1991 362 pp., fig., lm. col. 74,00

42 Halioua, B.: La mdecine au temps des pharaons2002 274 pp., 16 +la. 20,00

43 Helck, W.: Das Grab Nr. 55 im Knigsgrbertal. Sein Inhalt und seinehistorische Bedeutung2001 viii + 67 pp., 16 fig. 34,80

44 Hendrickx, S. / B. Midant-Reynes / W. van Neer: Mahgar Dendera 2 (HauteEgypte), un site doccupation badarien2001 168 pp., fig. 20,80

45 Herrmann, C.: gyptische Amulette aus Palaestina/Israel II2002 194 pp., fig., tabl., 33 lm. 56,00

46 Hymnes de la religion dAton (Hymnes du XIVe sicle avant J. C.). Prsentset traduits de lgyptien par P. Grandet1995 165 pp., fig. 6,61


47 Ikram, S.: Death and Burial in Ancient Egypt2003 x + 241 pp., fot. 33,23INDICE: The history and land of Egypt Beliefs in the Afterlife Mummification Animalmummies Funerary equipment and provisioning the dead The tomb Funerals, mortuarycults, the living and the dead.

48 Janes, G.: Shabtis. A Private View. Ancient Egyptian Funerary Statuettes inEuropean Private Collections2002 263 pp., lm., CD-ROM 130,00

49 Jimnez Serrano, A.: Royal Festivals in the Late Predynastic Period and theFirst Dynasty2002 xiv + 116 pp., 57 fig. 41,48

50 Kanawati, N.: Conspiracies in the Egyptian Palace. Unis to Pepy I2003 220 pp., fig., 75 fot., tabl. 82,94

51 Kanawati, N. / M. Abder-Raziq: The Teti Cemetery at Saqqara, 7: TheTombs of Shepsipuptah, Mereri (Merinebti), Hefi and Others2002 76 pp., fig., 42 lm. col. 74,65

52 Kaplony, P.: Studien zum Grab des Methethi1976 113 pp., 14 fig. 17,00

53 Kirwan, L.: Studies on the History of Late Antique and Christian Nubia.Edited by T. Hagg, L. Torok, and D. A. Welsby2002 xii + 262 pp., fig. 95,38INDICE: Introduction: Post-meroitic Nubia a reappraisal Nubia an african frontier zone Rome beyond the southern egyptian frontier The international position of Sudan in roman andmedieval times Greek and roman expeditions to the sourther Sudan The decline and fall ofMeroe An ethiopian-sudanese frontier zone in ancient history The christian Ropographyand the kingdom of Axum A survey of nubian origins The problem of the nubian X-group Comments on the origins and history of the Nobatae of Procopius The early history of theblemmyes Tanqasi and the Noba Aksum, Meore, and the Ballana civilisation The X-groupproblem A contemporary account of the conversion of the Sudan to christianity Christianityand the Kurn Prelude to nubian christianity The nature of nubian christianity Somethoughts on the conversion of Nubia to christianity The birth of christian Nubia: somearchaeological problems Christianity in the central Sudan: the byzantine mission and nubianAlwa Notes on the topography of the christian nubian kingdoms The emergence of the UnitedKingdom of Nubia Studies in the later history of Nubia.


54 Klebs, L.: Die Reliefs des alten Reiches (2980-2475 v. Chr.). Material zurgyptischen Kulturgeschichte1915 xiv + 150 pp., fig. 41,39

55 Klebs, L.: Die Reliefs und Malereien des mittleren Reiches (VII.-XVII.Dynastie, ca. 2475-1580 v. Chr.). Material zur gyptischenkulturgeschichte1922 xiv + 196 pp., 132 fig. 81,12

56 Klengel, H.: Hattuschili und Ramses. Hethiter und gypter - ihr langer Wegzum Frieden2002 179 pp., 78 fig., lm. col. 39,80

57 Koenig, Y., ed.: La magie en gypte: la recherche dune dfinition. Actesdu colloque organis par le muse du Louvre les 29 et 30 septembre 20002002 437 pp., fig. 46,80INDICE: Un fait culturel majeur: J. F. Borghouts: Les textes magiques de lgypte ancienne.Thorie, mythes et thmes J. F. Quack: La magie au temple A. Roccati: Quest-ce que le textemagique dans lgypte ancienne? En qute dune dfinition Textes et monuments: J. Berlandini:Un monument magique du Quatrime prophte dAmon Nakhtefmout S. Demichelis: La divina-tion par lhuile lpoque ramesside H.-W. Fischer-Elfert: Quelques textes et une vignette dupapyrus magique n 1826 de la Bibliothque nationale dAthnes B. Mathieu: Les formulesconjuratoires dans les pyramides textes: quelques rflexions Les pratiques: S. Donnat: Le bolcomme support de la Lettre au Mort. Vers la mise en vidence dun rituel magique T. DuQuesne: Ladification des parties du corps. Correspondances magiques et identification avec les dieux danslgypte ancienne L. Kkosy: propos des statues gurisseuses et dune statue de Bs au musedu Louvre R. K.Ritner: Des preuves de lexistence dune ncromancie dans lgypte ancienne lments de comparaison: M. Cacouros: La magie Byzance A. Cavigneaux: Introduction lamagie msopotamienne F. A. M. Wiggermann: Liconographie de la magie msopotamienne Y.Koenig: Conclusion. La magie gyptienne: pour une meilleure prise en compte de la magie.

58 Kurth, D.: Las enseanzas de Ptahhotep2002 117 pp., fot. 9,50

59 Le Guilloux, P., ed.: Les aventures de Sinouhe. Texte hiroglyphique,translittration et traduction commente2002 77 pp. 17,70

60 Legras, B.: Lire en gypte, dAlexandre lIslam2002 191 pp., fig., map., lm. 39,00INDICE: Prologue: Livres et lecteurs Athnes durant lpoque archaque et classique Les


premiers livres grecs: les sources archologiques Le rouleau de papyrus dans lgypte grecqueet romaine Le passage du rouleau au codex dans lgypte romaine Les livres dans lducationgrecque et gyptienne Livres et lecteurs dAlexandrie Livres et lecteurs dans la chragyptienne pilogue: Lhritage contemporain.

61 Leitz, C., ed.: Lexikon der gyptischen Gtter und Gtterbezeichnungen, 7vols.2002 xcii + 5.547 pp. 873,60

62 Lddeckens, E., ed.: Demotisches Namenbuch, I, 3 vols.2000 1.604 pp. 873,60

63 Martn Valentn, F. J.: Los magos del antiguo Egipto2002 271 pp., 103 lm. col. 20,00INDICE: El modelo mgico egipcio: el poder de la palabra La personalidad luminosa y la fuerza:cmo ser mago Los magos de Egipto: sus ecos El propsito de la magia en Egipto La magiaen los templos de Egipto Los sacerdotes de Sejement: mdicos o magos de estado? La magiadespus de la muerte Seleccin de frmulas mgicas egipcias.

64 Maspro, G.: Causeries dEgypte2002 295 pp. 22,00INDICE: Les archives diplomatiques dEl-Amarna au XIVe sicle avant Jsus-Christ. La Suse desDieulafoy Les plus anciens explorateurs connus du dsert africain Les tombeaux thbains Naville et Bubastis La Syrie du XVIIIe au XIVe sicle daprs les monuments gyptiens Lesmystres dleusis et lgypte Une capitale oublie de lgypte pharaonique Le temple deDer-el-Bahar Une inscription trilingue de C. Cornlius Gallus, prfet de lgypte Sur unmonument gyptien qui porte le nom dIsral Coptos dgypte Le tombeau dAntinous Rome Un dialogue philosophique entre un gyptien et son me Le livre dun magicien gyptien versle premier sicle de notre re Lgypte archaque La croyance aux jours heureux ou malheureuxchez les gyptiens Le libre des morts des anciens gyptiens Les statues parlamentes danslgypte antique Ce que les gyptiens griffonnaient sur leurs murs La posie amoureuse desgyptiens Est-il possible de retrouver la prononciation des textes hiroglyphiques? Sur unfragment de roman copte dcouvert nouvellement Une ville de province dans lgypte trsantique Un nouveau conte gyptien Comment un ministre devint dieu en gypte Formulesgyptiennes pour la protection des enfants Sur un fragment de vieilles annales gyptiennes Les momies danimaux de lancienne gypte La fortune dun dieu gyptien il y a trois mille ans Le palais dun pharaon gyptien Thbes Un livre de prophties gyptiennes Les originesgyptiennes du Dionysos attique Une tombe nouvelle dans la valle des Rois thbains Loasis dAmmon De la reproduction des bas-reliefs gyptiens propos dun ouvrage rcent deM. de Bissing Le trsor de Toukh-el-Garmous Un nouveau trait de mdecine gyptienne La vache de Der-el-Bahari Les temples du soleil dans lgypte archaque Sur une trouvaillercente dorfvrerie gyptienne Le tombeau de la reine Tyi Ce que les morts gyptiensfaisaient des joujoux en bois quon trouve dans leurs tombeaux.


65 Maspro, G.: Lettres dgypte. Correspondance avec Louise Maspro(1883-1914). dition tablie et prsente par E. David2003 736 pp. 27,00

66 Mazza, R.: Larchivio degli Apioni. Terra, lavoro e propriet senatorianellEgitto tardoantico2001 253 pp., fig. 36,40

67 Melaerts, H. / L. Mooren, eds.: Le rle et le statut de la femme en gyptehellnistique, romaine et byzantine. Actes du colloque international, Bruxelles -Leuven, 27-29 novembre 19972002 xv + 396 pp., fig., tabl. 83,20INDICE: S. Albersmeier: Untersuchungen zum Verhltnis der kniglichen und privaten Frauen-statuen der Ptolemerzeit A. Arjava: Women and law in roman Egypt J. Beaucamp: Assistancejudiciaire aux femmes et rle du mari daprs les papyrus byzantins F. Colin: Les prtressesindignes dans lgypte hellnistique et romaine: une question la croise des sources grecqueset gyptiennes H. M. Cotton: Women and law in the documents from the Judaean desert R.Cribiore: The women in the Apollonios archive and their use of literacy C. A. Lada: Immigrantwomen in hellenistic Egypt: the evidence of ethnic designations R. Mazza: Donne, terra eamministrazione nellEgitto bizantino H. Melaerts: Aspects du rle conomique des femmes Tebtynis lpoque romaine I. Mueller: Lower-class widows and their social relationships: acomparative study of roman tombstone inscriptions and papyri from roman Egypt M. Parca:Violence by and against women in documentary papyri from ptolemaic and roman Egypt T.Saavedra: women as property-owners in roman Spain and roman Egypt: some points of comparison R. Scholl: Herrinnen und Sklaven im ptolemischen gypten K. Vandorpe: Apollonia, abusinesswoman in a multicultural society (Pathyris, 2nd-ist centuries B.C.) P. van Minnen: : Greek women and the greek elite in the metropoleis of roman Egypt E.Wipszycka: Lasctisme fminin dans lgypte de lantiquit tardive: topoi littraires et formesdascse.

68 Nun, J. F.: La medicina del antiguo Egipto2002 288 pp., fig. 21,00

69 Perdu, O.: Recueil des inscriptions royales sates, I: Psammetique Ier2002 176 pp., fig., 16 lm. 56,16

70 Preys, R.: Les complexes de la demeure du sistre et du trne de Re. Thologieet dcoration dans le temple dHathor Dendera2002 xxxiii + 662 pp., 26 lm. 72,80

71 Soukiassian, G. / M. Wuttmann / L. Pantalacci: Balat VI: Le Palais des


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72 Soule-Nan, J.: La Nubie des pyramides2002 405 pp., 89 lm., fig. 24,00INDICE: La Nubie historique Le rveil nubien La prhistoire nubienne Aux racines des grandstats Des royaumes part entire Les fortunes dun grand empire Un retour aux sources: la XXVedynastie Une stabilit politique exceptionnelle: les royaumes de Napata et de Mro.

73 Stesichoros: Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 2359, 3876, 2619, 2803. Ed.: G. Schade2003 vii + 239 pp., lm. 71,76

74 Stickler, T.: Gallus amore peribat? Cornelius Gallus und die Anfnge deraugusteischen Herrschaft in gypten2002 136 pp., 4 fig. 37,23

75 Trabajos de egiptologa/Papers on Ancient Egypt, 1 20022002 111 pp., fig. 18,72INDICE: A. Barahoma: Two lexicological notes related to the concept of music in ancient Egypt E. Castel: Panthers, leopards and cheetahs. Notes on identification P. Haanen: Early stateformation in anthropological perspective B. Manley: Some images of the king and queen togetherin stele of Ahmose I C. Martn del Ro / E. Almenara: Some materials in Tenerife from Petries andGargstangs excavations J. McKeown: The symbolism of the djed-pillar in The tale of king Khufuand the magicians M. A. Molinero Polo: Les majanos canariens: des structures agricoles enpierre sche devenues des pyramides J.-R. Prez-Accino: Allalba vincer: a violent me-taphor at dawn F. Tiradritti: Lecture et sens des scnes dans les stles royales de la XXe dynastie.

76 Usick, P.: Adventures in Egypt and Nubia. The Travels of William JohnBankes (1786-1855)2002 224 pp., 46 fig., 66 lm. col. 41,48INDICE: The unexpected heir trifling and study The pyramids in sight Alexandria, Cairo, andSinai Calm, heat, and crocodiles the first nubian voyage Ruins, inscriptions, and Semiramis Syria, Greece, and Asia Minor The traveller who leaves nothing unexplored Jerusalem, Petra,and the Dead sea The secret of the obelisk return to Egypt The nubian explorer Dabod toQuban Vestiges of antiquity Wadi es-Sebua to the second cataract Robbery and obstruction the end of the journey Return to Europe projects and plagiarism The Meroe expedition andthe outlaw A collection and a legacy.

77 Venit, M. S.: Monumental Tombs of Ancient Alexandria. The Theater of theDead2002 xv + 267 pp., 157 fig. 93,60INDICE: The monumental tombs of ancient Alexandria: setting the scene The earliest alexan-


drian monumental tombs and their antecedents Theater of the dead: theatricality in alexandriantombs The tombs of Pharos island: cultural interplay and ethnic identity The emergence of theindividual: the Sqiya tomb and the necropolis at Wardian The uses of Egypt in romanAlexandria The legacy of alexandrian tombs.

78 Vidman, L.: Isis und Sarapis bei den Griechen und Rmern. EpigraphischeStudie zur Verbreitung und zu den Trgern des gyptischen Kultes1970 vi + 189 pp. 56,16

79 Watterson, B.: Amarna. Ancient Egypts Age of Revolution2002 160 pp., fig., lm. col. 29,84INDICE: The rise of Amen-Re, king of the gods Amenhotep III, Egypts sun king Akhenatenand Nefertiti The king and the Aten Akhetaten the horizon of the Aten Smenkhkare andthe mystery of tomb The aftermath of the Amarna age The uncovering of Amarna.

80 Weeks, K. R., ed.: El Valle de los Reyes. Las tumbas y los templos funerariosde Tebas2002 434 pp., lm. col. 60,00

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