Le Livre de l'Amdouât de l'Egypte ancienne (Papyrus Leyde T.71). Littérature including the ethnographic ones are

including the ethnographic ones are by the author and as he says to us in his prologue: “having finally decided to write the text myself enabled me to transgress established codes and not to limit its focus to a collection of works of art which is only one of the facets of my interest for Africa

as the unprecedented image of a paradise on earth

Le mot grec kairos désigne à l'époque d’Homère un lieu névralgique du corps

the troubadours and jugglers

heavy bracelets

Le Livre de l'Amdouât de l'Egypte ancienne (Papyrus Leyde T.71). Littérature including the ethnographic ones areThis book presents the "Book of Amduat" of ancient Egypt, based on the "Papyrus T. 71" of Leiden published by Wilem Pleyte in 1894. This papyrus, the entire beginning of which is lost, presents "Hours" 9 to 12 of a "long" version and "Hours" 1 to 12 of a "short" version. These "Hours" are presented here in hieroglyphic transcription transliteration translation, beginning with the "short" version of "Hours" 1 to 12, followed by the "Long" version of