A follow-up edition on the grammar of the 20th and 21st Dynasty of Egypt. In it considerations of meaning and grammar cannot be kept separate because it is a dead language in which the written script does not indicate vowels. The first stage was to understand the meaning of the written records.
Notes on Late Egyptian Grammar. A Semitic Approach
β Scribed by Bakir A.M.
- Publisher
- ARIS & PHILLIPS LTD
- Year
- 1960
- Leaves
- 154
- Category
- Library
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