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Queens --- History. --- Egypt --- History --- 932 --- Geschiedenis van Egypte--tot 640 --- 932 Geschiedenis van Egypte--tot 640 --- Royalty --- Rulers --- Sovereigns --- Monarchy --- Women --- Courts and courtiers --- Empresses --- Kings and rulers --- 932 Geschiedenis van Egypte tot 640 --- Geschiedenis van Egypte tot 640 --- 932 History of ancient Egypt (to 640 AD) --- History of ancient Egypt (to 640 AD)

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Tombs --- Ramses --- Valley of the Kings (Egypt) --- 932 --- -Geschiedenis van Egypte--tot 640 --- Ramses III, King of Egypt --- Egypt --- Bībān al-Mulūk (Egypt) --- Tombs of the Kings (Egypt) --- Valley of the Tombs of the Kings (Egypt) --- Antiquities. --- Antiquities --- -932 Geschiedenis van Egypte--tot 640 --- Geschiedenis van Egypte--tot 640 --- 932 Geschiedenis van Egypte--tot 640 --- Mastabas --- Ramesses --- 932 Geschiedenis van Egypte tot 640 --- Geschiedenis van Egypte tot 640 --- 932 History of ancient Egypt (to 640 AD) --- History of ancient Egypt (to 640 AD) --- Tombs - Egypt --- Ramses - III, - King of Egypt --- Tombeaux --- Egypte --- Antiquites

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The early dynastic period and old kingdom - The 1st inetmediate period, the middle kingdom and 2nd intermediate period - The new kingdom - The 3rd intermediade period - The late and Ptolemaic periods

Egypt --- Egypte --- History --- Kings and rulers. --- Histoire --- Rois et souverains --- Kings and rulers --- 932 --- Geschiedenis van Egypte--tot 640 --- 932 Geschiedenis van Egypte--tot 640 --- To 332 B.C. --- 932 Geschiedenis van Egypte tot 640 --- Geschiedenis van Egypte tot 640 --- 932 History of ancient Egypt (to 640 AD) --- History of ancient Egypt (to 640 AD) --- Egypt - Kings and rulers --- Egypt - History - To 332 BC --- Maisons royales --- Égypte --- Antiquité --- Jusqu'à 640

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Includes section "Comptes rendus."

Afrika --- Afrique --- Annuaires --- Beschavingsgeschiedenis --- Geschiedenis van de Oudheid --- Histoire de l'Antiquité --- Histoire des civilisations --- Jaarboeken --- Egyptology --- Egyptologie --- Periodicals --- Périodiques --- 932 --- 22 <05> --- Geschiedenis van Egypte--tot 640 --- Bijbel--Tijdschriften --- 932 Geschiedenis van Egypte--tot 640 --- Égyptologie --- Egyptology. --- Périodiques --- EJARCHE EJART EJHISTO EJRELIG EPUB-ALPHA-R EPUB-PER-FT PEETERS-E --- Ancient Egyptian studies --- E-journals --- 932 Geschiedenis van Egypte tot 640 --- Geschiedenis van Egypte tot 640 --- 932 History of ancient Egypt (to 640 AD) --- History of ancient Egypt (to 640 AD) --- Arts and Humanities --- Social Sciences --- History --- Language & Linguistics --- Archeology --- Egypt --- Antiquities --- Egyptology - Periodicals

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This study explicates the role of the royal women of ancient Egypt in terms of its relationship to a mythic prototype. The first part of the book delineates the character of the prototype. It begins by outlining its conceptual background which, it is concluded, is found in a dualistic worldview in which the generative properties of the cosmos are seen as actualized in the relationship of male and female. Masculine and feminine sexual properties are projected in the symbolism of Egyptian myth using a system of symbolic modes, characterized as "phallic" and "uterine". The pattern of interaction of these modes is traced through the myths of creation, renewal and resurrection in the Egyptian mythological corpus. The final chapter of the first part summarizes the characteristics of the feminine prototype as the background to the presentation of the queenship in the royal monuments. The second part relates the role of the royal women to the prototype on four levels : as a mortal manifestation of the mythic ideal, as priestess actualizing the generative powers of the prototype, as analogue to the prototype in a multi-generational relationship to the kingship and finally as the feminine aspect of the royal office, representing Egypt itself in a consort relationship to the king, and as the daughter of Re, the female monarch. The organization and function of the harem is also discussed. Two extensive registers, containing the basic documentation of the queenship, organized chronologically, and the titulary and epithets of the queenship, organized thematically, accompany this study.

Mythology, Egyptian --- Mythologie égyptienne --- Egypt --- Egypte --- Queens --- Mythology --- Reines --- Mythologie --- 321 <620> --- 932 --- Egyptian mythology --- 321 <620> Politieke organisatie. Staten als politieke machten. Regeringsvormen--Egypte --- Politieke organisatie. Staten als politieke machten. Regeringsvormen--Egypte --- 932 Geschiedenis van Egypte--tot 640 --- Geschiedenis van Egypte--tot 640 --- Antiquities --- Mythology, Egyptian. --- Mythologie égyptienne --- 932 Geschiedenis van Egypte tot 640 --- Geschiedenis van Egypte tot 640 --- 932 History of ancient Egypt (to 640 AD) --- History of ancient Egypt (to 640 AD) --- Queens - Mythology - Egypt --- Egypt - Antiquities --- Pouvoir royal --- Rois et souverains --- Femmes --- Égypte --- Histoire