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SAINT PETERSBOURG: (AE) papyrus
(as per ZAS, index#
0719) Seek ZAS 14, 1876.
Le papyrus
No. 1 de St. Petersbourg.
SAK: publication
[B_541,8.5,SAK] CATNYP# OBK 91-1788
“Studien zur altagyptischen Kultur.” Berlin, 1991.
Beihefte 4
Includes:
1.pp 95-104.: Ronald A. Wells discusses the use of 2400 BCE AE temples used to predict sunrise by alignment with decan stars. He refers to the 5th Dynasty Abu Sir papyri in reference to Star clocks.
See KLEPSYDRA
2.pp. 167-176. Posener-Kriéger, Paule. “Aspects économique des nouveaux papyrus d'Abousir,” in Sylvia Schoske (ed.), “Akten des vierten Internationalen Ägyptologen-Kongresses: München 1985”, and within SAK - Beihefte 4, pp. 167-176. Hamburg: Helmut Buske Verlag, 1991.
See ABUSIR.
Contact info for Prof. Paule Posener-Krieger noted p. 366:
12, rue Gabriel Peri
F – 91300 Massay
Also for SAK see alternate below:
[B_541b,ignr] CATNYP# *OBH 86-1020 Bd. 1
“Studien zur altagyptischen Kultur.”
Hamburg, 1974-?
SAKAON: (Greek) archive
P.Sakaon: The Archive of Aurelius Sakaon: Papers of an Egyptian Farmer in the last Century of Theadelphia
P.Sakaon 1. Declaration of Persons:
(Greek; AD 310; from Theadelphia)
http://perseus.csad.ox.ac.uk/cgi-bin/ptext?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.05.0199
Math content.
SALAMIS: (Babylonian/Greek) counting board [Abacus]
at Island of
(as per G. Ifrah [B_359])
5-400 BCE Ancient Greek counting board at National Museum of Epigraphy, Athens.
http://www.ee.ryerson.ca:8080/~elf/abacus/history.html
See also RYLANDS;
[B_093]
See also HERODOTUS.
Also:
Try the hard salami at Katz’s Deli
205 East Houston St. (At corner of Ludlow Street)
New York, NY 10002
See [B_221]; figure 17 on page 72. [poor image of SALAMIS counting board from original photo]
Item stated to be in National Museum in Athens. This text also mentions
Lalitavistara.
SALLIER: (AE; Hieratic) papyrus
See THEBES, KHAEMWESE
(as per W. Spiegelberg and Virginia Condon [B_034],TURIN)
Seek Feast Calendar of Merenptah.
See Epagomenal.
(as per Bernard Pyne Grenfell,[B_051], HIBEH)
seek:
[B_056,IGNR] CATNYP# *OAC p.v.266, "Le calendrier
des jours fastes et nefastes de l'annee egyptienne. Traduction complete de
Papyrus Sallier IV, par F. Chabas", 1870.
See
Sallier IV, Calendrical.
Seek Melanges
Egypt I. Identify text.
(Lepsius, [B_149]) refers to the above: Chabas, F.J., Melanges
Egyptologiques, Volume two. See [B_195], MELANGES.
(as per A.H. Gardiner) BM 10699=Chester
Beatty XIX = Sallier II?
P. Sallier III=BM 10181;
discusses the battle of Qadesh.
(as per B.P. Grenfell,[B_051],HIBEH)
Sallier IV mentions the birthday of
Isis on the 4th intercalary day.
[W_065,rvw] WATSON# 533.6 B832, "Die Lehre des Cheti : Sohnes des Duauf / von Hellmut Brunner." 1944.
[W_066,pursue] WATSON# 553.6 G555, "The Quarrel of Apophis and Seqenenre [superscript]c / Hans Goedicke. Texas, 1986. About P. Sallier I.
(as per L. Bailey) see work ed. by
William Kelly Simpson.
“The Literature of AE”.
(as per LEX) See work by E.A. Budge.
[B_189, 8.5, IGNR, MIFAO] CATNYP#
*OBKG+(Inst. Fr. D’arch. Orientale, Cairo. Memoires…), Memoires publies par
les membres de la mission archaeologique francaise au Caire, Cairo 193_[4]?
Includes remarks on
P. Raife-Sallier III, by Charles Kuentz [and Geuthner]?
(as per S. Katary, [B_100])
Sallier IV review, letter to Lepsius,
ZAS 6 (1868), pp. 129-34.
http://www.dabar.org/Sayce/RecordsOfThePast/Vol2/Expulsion-hyksos.html
See Sallier
I. The expulsion of the Hyksos.
(as per EEF, A. Malahov) See lucky and unlucky days discussed in
(Sallier IV and) [B_056].
SALT: (AE; Hieratic) papyri
(as
per 2terres) Salt #825 = (BM 10051)
[B_027,rvw] CATNYP# Sc 299.31-P
“Le Papyrus Salt 825
(BM 10051). Rituel pour la conservation de la vie en Egypte par Philippe Derchain.”
Bruxelles, Palais des Academies, 1965.
Said to include Hieratic images.
Only
available at Schomburg Library in NYC.
(as per H. Goedicke) Seek P. Salt 825, 125.
(as per A.H. Gardiner) Chester Beatty P.
III (The Battle of Kadesh [QADESH] refers
to the Scribe (Author) Kenhikhopshef, twice named in Salt 124.
(as per LEX) See work by T.W. Budge.
[W_067,rvw] WATSON# 533.5 Sa3, "Essay on Dr. Young's and M. Champollion's phonetic system of hieroglyphics
: with some additional discoveries, by which it may be applied to decipher
the names of the ancient kings of Egypt and Ethiopia." London, 1825.
By Henry Salt (1780-1827).
(as per E. G. Turner) Henry Salt was Consul
General in Cairo 1816-1827.
[W_068,rvw,bio,trvl,vocab] WATSON# 913.3 Sa3, "A voyage
to Abyssinia......" London, 1814, by H. Salt.
(as per L.
Bailey; excerpted from J. Bergman) See P. Salt 825:
“It did not become day…gods and goddess
put their hands on their heads. The earth…The sun did not rise. The moon failed
to appear…The sky fell into darkness…The earth had turned upside down, the
water had changed. It did not move downstream…All of the world lamented and
cried, the souls…gods and goddesses, people, ghosts and the dead, livestock
and herds.”
SAMMLUNG: (museum; varied ANE;
demotic) papyri
See ELEPHANTINE.
See also KRALL; ERZHERHOG.
[W_013,rvw] WATSON# 533.4 K85. "Ein neuer historischer Roman
in demotischer Schrift", Krall,
Jakob. Wien, 1897.
(as per EEF) Visit this link to the Koeln index. Sammlung
exhibits.
http://www.uni-koeln.de/phil-fak/aegypt/koeln.htm
(as per EEF)
http://www.stmukwk.bayern.de/kunst/museen/aegypt.html
It states
that the Museum is open from tuesday till friday (9-16h),
and also
on saturdays and sundays (10-17h).
See:
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/thotweb/portail/musees.htm
for a directory
of museums with egyptological collections.
Entrance 3 DM
Don't try to get lunch at the restaurant in the courtyard - the service is diabolical!!! The bookshop has quite interesting selection of books (most in German), cash purchases only. There is a catalogue available in English. The museum is situated in a complex called the Residenz, near the centre of the city and near Ubahn station Odeonplatz.
[B_395,rvw] CATNYP# *OBL (Wangstedt, S. V. Ausgewahlte demotische Ostraka)
“Ausgewahlte demotische Ostraka : aus der Sammlung des Victoria-Museums zu Uppsala und der staatlichen Papyrussammlung zu Berlin / Sten V. Wangstedt.”
Uppsala, 1954.
See KORANFRAGMENTE; [B_450=O_018,8.5,IMG]
See DIKAIOMATA; [O_026]