Quelques papyrus des Litanies de Rê de l'Egypte ancienne. Peinture An economic study of the

An economic study of the village of necropolis workmen at Thebes

Philippe Jaccottet

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Quelques papyrus des Litanies de Rê de l'Egypte ancienne. Peinture An economic study of theThis work offers the hieroglyphic transcription, transliteration and translation of seven payrus that are usually associated with the Litanies of Re: the papyrus of ha nefer Amon (Cairo, new no. 979), the Moutemouia papyrus (BM EA 10007), the papyrus of Amenmes (BM EA 10011), the papyrus of Taoudjatre (Cairo, JE 34033), the papyrus of Tchaynefer (Cairo, new no. 952), the Payser papyrus (BnF, Egyptian 158 161), the papyrus of Userhatmes (Cairo, JE