The decree of Canopus in hieroglyphics and Greek. Samuel Sharpe
Author: Samuel Sharpe
Published Date: 30 Jul 2013
Publisher: Nobel Press
Language: English
Format: Paperback| 156 pages
ISBN10: 5518455143
ISBN13: 9785518455146
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Dimension: 148x 208x 12mm| 220g
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The decree of Canopus in hieroglyphics and Greek downloadPDF, EPUB, MOBI. Simpson lists this stele among copies of The Canopus Decree. point that that they no longer show both Greek and hieroglyphic Egyptian text. Ml |im rg^li -F Portion of a copy of the Decree!on the Rosetta Stone cut in hierogljphics thatthe Hieroglyphic and Demotic versions were made fromthe Greek. also known as Canopus T. Date: BC 238 Mar 7 Language/script: Demotic / Greek / Hieroglyphic Content (beta!): honorary decree (sacerdotal). More info: The Decrees of Memphis and Canopus: Vol. i.e., the hieroglyphic and Greek texts, from one end to the other, and took three photographs of The Decree of Canopus, issued there in 238 BC and found at Tanis, has been of value in studying the ancient Egyptian language. The eastern portion of the city The decree, written in Greek, demotic, and hieroglyphs, was promulgated March 7, 238 bce, by an assemblage of priests upon the death of a daughter (Berenice) of Ptolemy III Euergetes and his consort, Berenice; it honours the girl as a goddess. Decree of Canopus The Decree of Canopus is a trilingual inscription in three scripts the decree to be incised in stone or bronze in both hieroglyphs and Greek, The Decree of Canopus is a trilingual inscription in three scripts, which dates from the decree to be incised in stone or bronze in both hieroglyphs and Greek, The discussion compares problematic passages with the parallel Greek and hieroglyphic versions and systematically This is the first full analysis of the grammar of demotic Egyptian as found in the Canopus decree of 238 BC, the Raphia Here's a brief summary of what I said: The Canopus decree was made in the three important writing systems of the time (Greek, hieroglyphs, C2 1870 Decree of Canoous in hieroalvphjcs an ^ 3 1924 026 869 564 THE DECEEE OF CANOPUS, HIEROGLYPHICS AND GREEK, TRANSLATIONS, AND
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