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EGY DT73.H3.D4. C3 2015 Dendara , itinéraire du visiteur | EGY DT73.H3.D4. M3 1874 Dendérah , description générale du grand temple de cette ville Supplément aux planches | EGY DT73.H3.D4. M3 1880 Dendérah , description générale du grand temple de cette ville Texte | EGY DT73.H3.D4. R5 2016 The Theology of Hathor of Dendera , Aural and Visual Scribal Techniques in the Per-Wer Sanctuary | EGY DT73.H3.E38. B55 2014 Der verborgene Königsmythos von Edfu , Wiederentdeckung eines Konzepts dreidimensionaler Literatur | EGY DT73.H3.E38. B7 1877 Drei Fest-Kalender des Tempels von Appolinopolis Magna in Ober-Aegypten , Zum ersten Male veröffentlicht und sammt den Kalendern von Dendera und Esne vollständig übersetzt | EGY DT73.H3.E38. S3 1975 Edfou et Philae , Derniers temples d'Egypte |
Bibliogr. p. 475-498. Notes bibliogr. en bas de p. Index p. 499-543
texte remanié de Doctoral dissertation 2012, Near Eastern Studies Department of the University of California, Berkeley
The Ptolemaic period witnessed an enormous increase in the number of hieroglyphic signs and iconographic elements (composite crowns, scepters and cult objects). The ancient scribes exploited this complexity when composing the reliefs used in temple decoration, selecting particular words, hieroglyphic signs, and iconographic elements in order to create interconnected multiple layers of meaning, forming a tapestry of sound and sight. The Theology of Hathor of Dendera examines these techniques on both micro- and macro-levels, from their smallest details to their broadest thematic connections, foregrounding individual techniques to determine the words and phrases singled out for emphasis. By synthesizing their use in the three-dimensional space of the most important cult chamber in the Temple of Hathor at Dendera, this new method of analysis not only reveals the most essential characteristics of the local theology, but also shows how the ancient scribes envisioned the universe and the place of humankind within it.
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