Patrons, Prayers, and Piety: Part 3
Page Strong | September 28, 2011
Piety During Akhenaten’s Religious Revolution: The Aten existed long before Akhenaten, as evidence exists of the word “Aten” being used as far back as the Middle Kingdom.
Patrons, Prayers, and Piety: Part 2
Page Strong | September 21, 2011
As the definition of piety is the act of performing religious duties (“Piety,” 2011), a definition of religion in the view of the ancient Egyptians, while extremely difficult, must be attempted before proceeding further.
Patrons, Prayers, and Piety: Part 1
Page Strong | September 14, 2011
Nearly every book pertaining to religion in ancient Egypt agrees that no word exists in the ancient Egyptian language that equates to the word “religion.”
Introduction to Patrons, Prayers, and Piety: Regarding the Theory of Increased Personal Piety in Ramesside Egypt
Page Strong | September 7, 2011
Over the next few weeks I will be featuring a paper I presented last semester for my Historiography of Ancient Egypt class.
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