Book of the Dead of the 'scribe of documents of the king'

Title Book of the Dead of the 'scribe of documents of the king'
Publication Date: 4th century BC
Type Document
Language Egyptian (Ancient)
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Physical Dimensions 209 mm x 355 mm (height x width)
Library: Chester Beatty
Record ID Pap XXIV
Library Location Egyptian Papyrus collection
Date 4th century BC
Notes Fragment of linen roll preserving a portion of the Book of the Dead, dated to the fourth century BC and made in Egypt. Possibly from the wrappings of the mummified deceased, identified as 'scribe of documents of the king, of the Presence.' Unfortunately the name of the king's secretary is not preserved. The text is from chapter 125, in which the deceased addresses the gods of Judgement and declares their 'Negative Confession' of forty-two 'sins.'
Materyal Linen, Ink (material)
Yazı Tipi Hieratic script
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Book of the Dead of the 'scribe of documents of the king'

Publication Date 4th century BC
Type Document
Language Egyptian (Ancient)
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Physical Dimensions 209 mm x 355 mm (height x width)
Library Chester Beatty
Record ID Pap XXIV
Library Location Egyptian Papyrus collection
Date 4th century BC
Notes Fragment of linen roll preserving a portion of the Book of the Dead, dated to the fourth century BC and made in Egypt. Possibly from the wrappings of the mummified deceased, identified as 'scribe of documents of the king, of the Presence.' Unfortunately the name of the king's secretary is not preserved. The text is from chapter 125, in which the deceased addresses the gods of Judgement and declares their 'Negative Confession' of forty-two 'sins.'
Materyal Linen, Ink (material)
Yazı Tipi Hieratic script
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