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Sonja Böni |
„Brotverwandlungen des Geistes“. Jean Pauls Satire ‚Meine lebendige Begrabung‘ und seine Erzählung ‚Leben Fibels‘ im Lichte der Hieroglyphenrezeption bis um 1800 |
1–26 |
Leo Depuydt |
Zum Nebeneinander von An- und Abwesenheit der Gemination in der Wendung mrjj jt.f mrrw snw.f |
27–38 |
Camilla Di Biase-Dyson |
Reconsidering Reported Speech in Late Egyptian. A Contextual Approach |
39–63 |
Hanane Gaber |
Rhétorique et piété personnelle. La composition de quelques hymnes solaires dans des monuments privés |
65–72 |
Mahmoud El-Hamrawi |
Is the preterite sṭm=f in Late Egyptian derived from present perfect ı͗w / śč̣m.n=f of Middle Egyptian or historical perfect śč̣m=f of Old Egyptian? |
73–94 |
Maxim Panov |
Zur Bedeutung eines Titels in der Nestesen-Stele |
95–104 |
Carsten Peust |
On Consonant Frequency in Egyptian and Other Languages |
105–134 |
Foy D. Scalf |
Statements of Identity and the m of Predication |
135–151 |
Wolfgang Schenkel |
Die ägyptische Nominalbildungslehre und die Realität der hieroglyphischen Graphien der Sargtexte II. Weitere Nominalbildungsklassen mit einer Endung -w/y/ | (A II 5–10, A III 4–6 und A I 7/8/10) |
153–170 |
Andréas Stauder |
Earlier Egyptian passive forms associated with reduplication |
171–196 |
Sami Uljas |
Methodological Remarks on Defining ‘Verb Forms’ in Earlier Egyptian. With specific reference to the sḏm=f formation |
197–212 |
David A. Warburton |
The Theoretical Implications of Ancient Egyptian Colour Vocabulary for Anthropological and Cognitive Theory |
213–259 |
Daniel A. Werning |
Aspect vs. relative tense, and the typological classification of the Ancient Egyptian sḏm.n=f |
261–292 |
Harco Willems |
Philological Remarks on the Autobiography of Merefnebef |
293–302 |
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MISCELLANIES |
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Philippe Derchain |
Questions de mots. Le mot et l’objet – l’objet et le signe |
303–305 |
Eve E. Guerry & Boyo G. Ockinga |
Neferty P 20 Reconsidered |
307–310 |
Alexander Safronov |
One unusual example of the sentence with the impersonal subject in Ramses’ III 5th year inscription |
311–318 |
Simon D. Schweitzer |
Nochmals zum stammhaften Imperativ von jy+/jw+ |
319–321 |
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BOOK REVIEWS |
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Francis Breyer |
Das Napatanische. Eine ägyptomeroitische Kreolsprache und ihr Verhältnis zum Altnubischen (also a review of Peust, Das Napatanische) |
323–330 |
Jochem Kahl |
Ra is my Lord: Searching fort the Rise of the Sun God at the Dawn of Egyptian History (Hartwig Altenmüller) |
331–333 |
Elizabeth Frood |
Biographical Texts from Ramessid Egypt (Daniel Arpagaus) |
335–344 |
Kenneth A. Kitchen |
Ramesside Inscriptions. Translations V (Peter J. Brand) |
345–347 |
Val Hinckley Sederholm |
Papyrus British Museum 10808 and Its Cultural and Religious Setting (Leo Depuydt) |
349–354 |
Günter Burkard & Heinz J. Thissen |
Einführung in die altägyptische Literaturgeschichte II. Neues Reich (Andrea M. Gnirs) |
355–369 |
Guillaume Bouvier |
Catalogue des Étiquettes des Jarres Hiératiques Inédites de l’Institut d’Égyptologie de Strasbourg, Fascicule V (Matthias Müller) |
371–375 |
Mark Collier & Stephen Quirke |
The UCL Lahun Papyri: Letters & Mark Collier & Stephen Quirke, The UCL Lahun Papyri: Religious, Literary, Legal, Mathematical & Medical (Matthias Müller) |
377–380 |
Erik Hornung, Rolf Krauss & David A. Warburton (eds.) |
Ancient Egyptian Chronology (Matthias Müller) |
381–384 |
Hana Navrátilová |
The Visitors’ Graffiti of Dynasties XVIII and XIX in Abusir and Saqqara (Matthias Müller) |
385–392 |
Gábor Takács |
Etymological Dictionary of Egyptian. Volume Three: m- (Carsten Peust) |
393–401 |
Friedhelm Hoffmann & Joachim Friedrich Quack |
Anthologie der demotischen Literatur (Maren Schentuleit) |
403–407 |
Sabine Albers |
Lautsymbolik in ägyptischen Texten (Thomas Schneider) |
409–416 |
Arlette David |
Syntactic and Lexico-Semantic Aspects of the Legal Register in the Ramesside Royal Decrees (David A. Warburton) |
417–426 |
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BOOKS RECEIVED |
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ADDRESSES OF THE AUTHORS |
429–430 |
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ADVERTISEMENTS |
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