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Egyptian Tales - Series 1

W. M. Flinders Petrie

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Brief stories of magic from ancient Egypt. Egyptian stories translated from ancient, often incomplete, documents
is it, Dedi, that I have not yet seen thee?" And Dedi answered, "He who is called it is that comes; the king (life, wealth, and health) calls me, and behold I come," And his majesty said, "Is it true, that which men say, that thou canst restore the head which is smitten off?" And Dedi replied, "Truly, I know that, O king (life, wealth, and health), my lord." And his majesty said, "Let one bring me a prisoner who is in prison, that his punishment may be fulfilled." And Dedi said, "Let it not be a man, O king, my lord; behold we do not even thus to our cattle." And a duck was brought unto him, and its head was cut off. And the duck was laid on the west side of the hall, and its head on the east side of the hall. And Dedi spake his magic speech. And the duck fluttered along the ground, and its head came likewise; and when it had come part to part the duck stood and quacked. And they brought likewise a goose before him, and he did even so unto it. His majesty caused an ox to be brought, and its head cast on the ground. And Dedi spake his magic speech. And the ox stood upright behind him, and followed him with his halter trailing on the ground.

And King Khufu said, "And is it true what is said, that thou knowest the number of the designs of the dwelling of Tahuti?" And Dedi replied, "Pardon me, I know not their number, O king (life, wealth, and health), but I know where they are." And his majesty said, "Where is that?" And Dedi replied, "There is a chest of whetstone in a chamber named the plan-room, in Heli-opolis; they are in this chest." And Dedi said further unto him, "O king (life, wealth, and health), my lord, it is no It that is to bring them to thee." And his m'jesty said, "Who, then, is it that shall bring them to me?" And Dedi answered to him, "It is the eldest of the three children who are in the body of Rud-didet who shall bring them to thee." And his majesty said, "Would that it may be as thou sayest! And who is this Rud-didet?" And

Richard 05/22/2020
Read in preparation for trip to Egypt.
Josiah 06/06/2018
This was a fascinating read on the popular stories during the 5th dynasty of the Egyptian empire. Their fascination with all things magic made me think of Moses and his adventures with the Egyptian magicians.
Abdelrahman 01/10/2018
Wow. Amazing ancient Egyptian literature! I think 2018 will be the year I get back to my origins.
Ebster 07/19/2017
A lot of the stories are incomplete and it would be really hard to appreciate them without the commentary afterwards. He does a good job analyzing and explaining what these stories teach us about the people of ancient times.

My favorite story was the one where the guy goes to this enchanted island a
ميقات 03/14/2016
The importance of this was a very old story of ancient Egyptian Pharaonic era stage and history, which are numerous stories of a social life in Egypt at that time
Jim 04/14/2014
Written towards those with more than your average history of ancient Egypt in mind, nonetheless appears to be faithful translations of some truly ancient stories. Commentaries do a great job pointing out historical trends in Egyptian storytelling, and applying these thoughts to storytelling in gener
Mahmoud 01/07/2014
The book is very short it starts with ancient Egyptian tales that talks about mainly legends, then tales that describes adventures and lastly the most advanced form of literature which is literature that talks about characters. the writer saved the best for the end which was the story of Senhu which

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