2022, ISBN: 3447101164

[EAN: 9783447101165], Neubuch, [PU: Harrassowitz Verlag Jan 2022], ÄGYPTEN / RELIGION, MYTHOLOGIE; ANTIKE (GRIECHISCH-RÖMISCH) MYTHOLOGIE, GÖTTERWELT; ALTERTUM; ANTIKE; GRIECHENLAND (ANTI… Mehr…

[EAN: 9783447101165], Neubuch, [PU: Harrassowitz Verlag Jan 2022], ÄGYPTEN / RELIGION, MYTHOLOGIE; ANTIKE (GRIECHISCH-RÖMISCH) MYTHOLOGIE, GÖTTERWELT; ALTERTUM; ANTIKE; GRIECHENLAND (ANTIKE) GÖTTERWELT, KULTE; PHILOSOPHIE RELIGIONSGESCHICHTE, Neuware - Conversations in the House of Life offers a new translation of a text first published as The Ancient Egyptian Book of Thoth (2005). The composition is a dialogue between a Master, perhaps the god Thoth himself, and a Disciple, named 'The-one-who-loves-knowledge.' Originally written in Demotic, the text dates to the Graeco-Roman Period (ca. 300 B.C. to 400 A.D.). The dialogue covers everything from how to hold the writing brush and the symbolic significance of scribal utensils to a long exposition on sacred geography. The work may be an initiation text dealing with sacred knowledge. It is closely associated with the House of Life, the temple scriptorium where the priests wrote their books. The 2005 publication was aimed at specialists, but Conversations in the House of Life is intended for the general reader. The revised translation reflects recent advances in our understanding of the text. The explanatory essays, commentary, and glossary help the reader explore the fascinating universe of the Book of Thoth. As a document of Late Period Egyptian thought it is of importance to all those interested in Graeco-Roman Period intellectual history; students of the Classical Hermetica will find the Book of Thoth especially intriguing. The express goal of Conversations in the House of Life is to make this challenging Ancient Egyptian composition accessible to the widest possible audience., Books<

2022, ISBN: 3447101164

[EAN: 9783447101165], Neubuch, [PU: Harrassowitz Verlag Jan 2022], ÄGYPTEN / RELIGION, MYTHOLOGIE; ANTIKE (GRIECHISCH-RÖMISCH) MYTHOLOGIE, GÖTTERWELT; ALTERTUM; ANTIKE; GRIECHENLAND (ANTI… Mehr…

[EAN: 9783447101165], Neubuch, [PU: Harrassowitz Verlag Jan 2022], ÄGYPTEN / RELIGION, MYTHOLOGIE; ANTIKE (GRIECHISCH-RÖMISCH) MYTHOLOGIE, GÖTTERWELT; ALTERTUM; ANTIKE; GRIECHENLAND (ANTIKE) GÖTTERWELT, KULTE; PHILOSOPHIE RELIGIONSGESCHICHTE, Neuware -Conversations in the House of Life offers a new translation of a text first published as The Ancient Egyptian Book of Thoth (2005). The composition is a dialogue between a Master, perhaps the god Thoth himself, and a Disciple, named 'The-one-who-loves-knowledge.' Originally written in Demotic, the text dates to the Graeco-Roman Period (ca. 300 B.C. to 400 A.D.). The dialogue covers everything from how to hold the writing brush and the symbolic significance of scribal utensils to a long exposition on sacred geography. The work may be an initiation text dealing with sacred knowledge. It is closely associated with the House of Life, the temple scriptorium where the priests wrote their books. The 2005 publication was aimed at specialists, but Conversations in the House of Life is intended for the general reader. The revised translation reflects recent advances in our understanding of the text. The explanatory essays, commentary, and glossary help the reader explore the fascinating universe of the Book of Thoth. As a document of Late Period Egyptian thought it is of importance to all those interested in Graeco-Roman Period intellectual history; students of the Classical Hermetica will find the Book of Thoth especially intriguing. The express goal of Conversations in the House of Life is to make this challenging Ancient Egyptian composition accessible to the widest possible audience. 244 pp. Englisch, Books<

2001, ISBN: 9783447101165

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[ED: Taschenbuch], [PU: Harrassowitz Verlag], Neuware - Conversations in the House of Life offers a new translation of a text first published as The Ancient Egyptian Book of Thoth (2005). The composition is a dialogue between a Master, perhaps the god Thoth himself, and a Disciple, named 'The-one-who-loves-knowledge.' Originally written in Demotic, the text dates to the Graeco-Roman Period (ca. 300 B.C. to 400 A.D.). The dialogue covers everything from how to hold the writing brush and the symbolic significance of scribal utensils to a long exposition on sacred geography. The work may be an initiation text dealing with sacred knowledge. It is closely associated with the House of Life, the temple scriptorium where the priests wrote their books. The 2005 publication was aimed at specialists, but Conversations in the House of Life is intended for the general reader. The revised translation reflects recent advances in our understanding of the text. The explanatory essays, commentary, and glossary help the reader explore the fascinating universe of the Book of Thoth. As a document of Late Period Egyptian thought it is of importance to all those interested in Graeco-Roman Period intellectual history; students of the Classical Hermetica will find the Book of Thoth especially intriguing. The express goal of Conversations in the House of Life is to make this challenging Ancient Egyptian composition accessible to the widest possible audience., DE, [SC: 3.95], Neuware, gewerbliches Angebot, 200x134x15 mm, 244, [GW: 323g], Banküberweisung, PayPal, Offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten), Internationaler Versand<

2014, ISBN: 3447101164

Conversations in the House of Life offers a new translation of a text first published as The Ancient Egyptian Book of Thoth (2005). The composition is a dialogue between a Master, perhaps… Mehr…

Conversations in the House of Life offers a new translation of a text first published as The Ancient Egyptian Book of Thoth (2005). The composition is a dialogue between a Master, perhaps the god Thoth himself, and a Disciple, named The-one-who-loves-knowledge. Originally written in Demotic, the text dates to the Graeco-Roman Period (ca. 300 B.C. to 400 A.D.). The dialogue covers everything from how to hold the writing brush and the symbolic significance of scribal utensils to a long exposition on sacred geography. The work may be an initiation text dealing with sacred knowledge. It is closely associated with the House of Life, the temple scriptorium where the priests wrote their books. The 2005 publication was aimed at specialists, but Conversations in the House of Life is intended for the general reader. The revised translation reflects recent advances in our understanding of the text. The explanatory essays, commentary, and glossary help the reader explore the fascinating universe of the Book of Thoth. As a document of Late Period Egyptian thought it is of importance to all those interested in Graeco-Roman Period intellectual history; students of the Classical Hermetica will find the Book of Thoth especially intriguing. The express goal of Conversations in the House of Life is to make this challenging Ancient Egyptian composition accessible to the widest possible audience. Media Buch, 244 Seiten, Media > Books, Harrassowitz, 2014<

2014, ISBN: 3447101164

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[EAN: 9783447101165], Neubuch, [SC: 0.0], [PU: Harrassowitz], ÄGYPTEN RELIGION, MYTHOLOGIE ANTIKE (GRIECHISCH-RÖMISCH) MYTHOLOGIE, GÖTTERWELT ALTERTUM GRIECHENLAND (ANTIKE) GÖTTERWELT, KULTE PHILOSOPHIE RELIGIONSGESCHICHTE HERMES TRISMEGISTOS MYTHOS TEMPEL THOTH TOTENGERICHT, Conversations in the House of Life offers a new translation of a text first published as The Ancient Egyptian Book of Thoth (2005). The composition is a dialogue between a Master, perhaps the god Thoth himself, and a Disciple, named The-one-who-loves-knowl., Books<