"The Kneeling Laocoon: Genealogy of an Iconographic Type" by Jean-Marc Moret
- the "Papyrus of Hounefer" (BM EA 9901) which only has 5 "Chapters"
and on some of the greatest men who contributed to forging this culture
the reader thus enters into the familiarity of the societies of this period and discerns in abyme the values and mentalities that make them original
direct or indirect
Tebtynis VI. Scripta Varia. FIFAO 78. Europe "The Kneeling Laocoon: Genealogy ofPRE ORDER, WILL BE SHIPPED AS SOON AS AVAILABLE IN FRANCE. The abundant material discovered at Tebtynis includes few texts in hieroglyphs and Aramaic, hieratic ostraca, or even graffiti, inscriptions, stamps, seals, bones and inscribed pieces of glass. However, these inscriptions are not without interest and this volume responds to the concern to bring them together, classifying them according to language, type of writing and medium used. Indexes