Death as an enemy according to ancient Egyptian conceptions. Repr. of orig. ed. Leiden: E.J. Brill, 1960 (Studies in the history of religions, suppl. to NUMEN; 5) . With a new index

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TextSeries: The Literature of Death and DyingPublication details: New York ARNO PRESS 1977Description: xxii, 448Subject(s):

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