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gery, and contains prescriptions for various diseases with incantations and enchantments. 6. The Berlin Papyrus 3038,117 the Greater Berlin, or the Brugsch Papyrus, which is of later date and is be- lieved to have been inscribed about 1350 B.c., consists of twenty-three pages, treating of twenty-five different medi- cal subjects in much the same manner as the Ebers Papy- (es. or te ariously, containe i a patically is milar in the article on this subject (nep aópar) in the Corpus Hippocraticum.
The London Medical Papyrus (British Museum No. 10059),'" is of the most recent date and is supposed to have been written about 1000 B.C. It consists of nineteen columns, largely medical, but with a generous commin- gling of magic, suggestive of an increased tendency to a reliance on the magical arts which is said to have char- acterized that period. This papyrus is in a poor state of preservation. Other papyri. Other texts, known as the Leyden Papyrus,l Turin Papyrus,13° Harris Magic Papyrus,1" Louvre Papyrus,133 Boulaq Papyrus,'" Vatican Magical Papyrus," and 117 Wreszinski, Der grosse medizinische Papyrus des Berliner Mu seums, Leipzig, 1909. 118 Wreszinski, Der Londoner medizinische Papyrus und der Papyrus Hearst, Leipzig, 1912; also Grifith and Thompson, The Demotic Medical Papyrus of London and Leiden, London, 1904. 11º Pleyte, Etude sur un rouleau magique du Musée de Leyde, Leyden, 1866. 130 Pleyte and Rossi, Papyrus de Turin, 2 vols., Leyden, 1869-1878. 131 Akmar, Le Papyrus magique Earris, Upsala, 1916. 123 Maspero, Mémoire sur quelques papyrus du Louvre, Paris, 1875. 128 Mariette, Les Papyrus égyptiens du Musée Bowlag, Paris, 1871. 126 A. Erman, "Der Zauberpapyrus des Vatikan," in ZÄ, 1893, xxxi, 119-124.
ancient spell, ancient spell, ancient spell
putting a silly guy on your curse spell WILL make it 10x more powerful
The trigram in A. Cowley 1923
Good news: Finally, after all this time, finally figured out a way to draw Papyrus that I liked!
This way captures the spirits of talking sprites: Expression is emphasized in eye sockets and brows (plus some helpful hints). Mouth may change slightly with certain emotions but the way most emotion is expressed is through the upper half of skull.
Bad News: Will be working on messing with Sans’ next.
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Papyrus fragment from the temple library of Tebtunis in the Fayum. The hieratic text is a composition intended to protect pharoah; on the verso is a Greek tax list. Portion of a roll formerly owned by Rev. W.F. Good and later by William Randolph Hearst.
Rare Book Collection, Detroit Public Library
The Museo Archeologico Nazionale de Napoli is pretty spectucular.
It's a 16th Century building originally put up to house the Royal Calvary. It's definitely big enough to have held elephants, too. It was an all purpose museum but as more and more collections were sent to more specialized museums what was left at MANN was archeology.
The wooden cabinet above hold a piece of the scrolls from the House of Papyri in Herculaneum. This is one of the papyri damaged over the years as archeologists tried to unroll them.
More scrolls are housed at the The Biblioteca Nazionale Vittorio Emanuele III where they are experimenting with using computer imaging to read the scrolls without unrolling them.
The great Papyri!