Egyptian Tales Translated From the Papyrifirst Series Ivth to Xiith Dynasty
Egyptian Tales Translated From the Papyrifirst Series Ivth to Xiith Dynasty
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One drew near to theother, and he fell on me, and then I shot him. My arrow fastened inhis neck, he cried out, and fell on his face: I drove his lance intohim, and raised my shout of victory on his back. Whilst all the men ofthe land rejoiced, I, and his vassals whom he had oppressed, gavethanks unto Mentu. This prince, Amu-an-shi, embraced me. Then Icarried off his goods and took his cattle, that which he had wished todo to me, I did even so unto him; I seized that which was in his tent, I spo...iled his dwelling. As time went on I increased the richness of mytreasures and the number of my cattle.
_Petition to the king of Egypt. _ "Now behold what the god has done for me who trusted in him. Having oncefled away, yet now there is a witness of me in the palace. Once havingfled away, as a fugitive, ------now all in the palace give unto me a goodname. After that I had been dying of hunger, now I give bread to thosearound. I had left my land naked, and now I am clothed in fine linen. After having been a wanderer without followers, now I possess manyserfs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One drew near to theother, and he fell on me, and then I shot him. My arrow fastened inhis neck, he cried out, and fell on his face: I drove his lance intohim, and raised my shout of victory on his back. Whilst all the men ofthe land rejoiced, I, and his vassals whom he had oppressed, gavethanks unto Mentu. This prince, Amu-an-shi, embraced me. Then Icarried off his goods and took his cattle, that which he had wished todo to me, I did even so unto him; I seized that which was in his tent, I spo...iled his dwelling. As time went on I increased the richness of mytreasures and the number of my cattle.
_Petition to the king of Egypt. _ "Now behold what the god has done for me who trusted in him. Having oncefled away, yet now there is a witness of me in the palace. Once havingfled away, as a fugitive, ------now all in the palace give unto me a goodname. After that I had been dying of hunger, now I give bread to thosearound. I had left my land naked, and now I am clothed in fine linen. After having been a wanderer without followers, now I possess manyserfs.
What to read after Egyptian Tales Translated From the Papyrifirst Series Ivth to Xiith Dynasty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wm Flinders Petrie to read onlineMoreLess
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