The UAB publishes a book on the religious literature of ancient Egypt
The work invites readers to explore the relationships between the sacred, the magical, and the human, through fourteen studies spanning a period of nearly four thousand years, from the Pyramid Texts to the Coptic era. The volume brings together funerary compositions, hymns, cosmographies, and medico-ritual treatises that offer insight into the complex systems of thought of ancient Egypt, deeply rooted in the relationship between human beings, the deities, and the cosmos.
Beyond the contemporary interest in the more enigmatic aspects of Egyptian civilisation, the book offers a rigorous approach to the texts that shaped its religious and cultural tradition. At the same time, it invites the modern reader to reflect on ritual mechanisms, the negotiation with the invisible, and the power of the written word.
With this new release, the UAB Publications Service continues to expand a catalogue that includes other reference works in the field of Egyptology, such as Escrituras, lengua y cultura en el antiguo Egipto and volumes 5 through 9 of the Aula Aegyptiaca Studia series.
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