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Letters from ancient Egypt

Wente, Edward Frank, 1930-, Meltzer, Edmund S.

Year: c1990.

Publisher: Scholars Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

Editor's Foreword

Chronological Table

Map of Egypt

Abbreviations

Explanation of Signs

Introduction

Translations

I. The Book of Kemit

II. Letters to and from Royalty

III. Letters to and from the Vizier

IV. Letters from the Old and Early Middle Kingdoms

V. Later Middle Kingdom Letters

VI. Eighteenth Dynasty Letters

VII. Papyrus Anastasi I: A Satirical Letter

VIII. Ramesside Letters

IX. Letters of the Ramesside Community of Deir El-Medina

X. Late Ramesside Letters

XI. Twenty-first Dynasty Letters

XII. Letters to the Dead and to Gods

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Title:

Letters from ancient Egypt : translated by Edward F. Wente ; edited by Edmund S. Meltzer.

Author:

Wente, Edward Frank, 1930-; Meltzer, Edmund S

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Letters from ancient Egypt : translated by Edward F. Wente ; edited by Edmund S. Meltzer.
Wente, Edward Frank, 1930-, Meltzer, Edmund S
Atlanta, Ga.: Scholars Press, c1990.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.02262

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• Egyptian letters -- Translations into English

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