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[Book of the Dead, with polychrome illustrations]
Format
Manuscript, Book
Language
Undetermined
Description
papyrus
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Special Collections - Manuscripts
Pharaonic Rolls, no. 4 North 10
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Pedimeh(y)et
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Restricted: Papyri must be acclimated for at least 24 hours before they can be used in the reading room. Researchers must request papyri at least a full day before their actual visit. For appointments, contact the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections at 609-258-3184 or rbsc@princeton.edu.
Summary note
Includes all or parts of chapters 1 (vignette), 15G, 16 (vignette), 20, 52, 53, 54, 101, 102. A fragment containing a portion of chapter 20 of this copy of the book of the Dead is in the Oriental Institute Museum, University of Chicago (17242). See T. G. Allen, Egyptian Book of the Dead Documents, plate 51a.
Notes
Owner's name is Pedimeh(y)et. His father's name is (N)espautitaui, a "first prophet of Re"; his mother's name is Lady Nebethutiyti.
Ptolemaic Period (?)
Provenance
Garrett Collection.
Source acquisition
Gift of Robert Garrett, Class of 1897.
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Unpublished.
Other title(s)
Pharaonic Rolls, no. 4
OCLC
1340237343
Other standard number
GD 7964
GD 7965
GD 7966
GD 7968
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