The Judgment of the Dead was an elaborate judicial process for the ancient Egyptians. The first court procedure was the Negative Confession where the deceased was obliged to deny 42 specific transgressions in order to pass. There are indications that this was a real procedure and not just a virtual one. In the second test the Scales of Justice played an important role. The heart of the deceased was weighed against the Feather of Truth and both had to be in balance. If the deceased passed these judgments unequivocally, he was free to continue to the hereafter. Kings followed a different routine, however
Includes bibliographical references (pages [110]-119)During the Old Kingdom period (c. 2686-2181 BC)...
International audienceIn the Ancient Near East, death was an everyday element of life, involving bot...
This essay is about capital punishment and mutilation in Ancient Egypt’s pharaonic era. The earlier ...
In Egyptian funerary practices, trials composed a crucial phase through which the deceased had to pa...
Moral issues regarding the Christian Ten Commandments, the Pillars of Islam and the Negative Confess...
This thesis focuses on the motive of justification in the ancient Egyptian religion. It explores its...
The present year will be marked by a notable programme of temporary exhibitions. Furthermore the Mus...
Egyptian law courts originated as councils of officials, which, besides acting as judges, also had&n...
The Egyptian religion viewed the whole world as divine and inhabited by both gods and men. Concepts ...
Má práce se věnuje soudnímu systému tohoto státu, fungování a zakotvení jednotlivých soudních instit...
This thesis is a study of the concept of mwt m wHm, a phrase that is encountered on rather limited o...
For nearly 4,000 years, the Egyptians interred their dead through the art of mummification. This pra...
Upon death, the Egyptian was the object of a series of ceremonies performed by priestly officiants. ...
This study discusses the importance of the belief in the afterlife, sustenance after death, family s...
Graves provide us with a unique opportunity to look inside the minds of ancient people preparing for...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [110]-119)During the Old Kingdom period (c. 2686-2181 BC)...
International audienceIn the Ancient Near East, death was an everyday element of life, involving bot...
This essay is about capital punishment and mutilation in Ancient Egypt’s pharaonic era. The earlier ...
In Egyptian funerary practices, trials composed a crucial phase through which the deceased had to pa...
Moral issues regarding the Christian Ten Commandments, the Pillars of Islam and the Negative Confess...
This thesis focuses on the motive of justification in the ancient Egyptian religion. It explores its...
The present year will be marked by a notable programme of temporary exhibitions. Furthermore the Mus...
Egyptian law courts originated as councils of officials, which, besides acting as judges, also had&n...
The Egyptian religion viewed the whole world as divine and inhabited by both gods and men. Concepts ...
Má práce se věnuje soudnímu systému tohoto státu, fungování a zakotvení jednotlivých soudních instit...
This thesis is a study of the concept of mwt m wHm, a phrase that is encountered on rather limited o...
For nearly 4,000 years, the Egyptians interred their dead through the art of mummification. This pra...
Upon death, the Egyptian was the object of a series of ceremonies performed by priestly officiants. ...
This study discusses the importance of the belief in the afterlife, sustenance after death, family s...
Graves provide us with a unique opportunity to look inside the minds of ancient people preparing for...
Includes bibliographical references (pages [110]-119)During the Old Kingdom period (c. 2686-2181 BC)...
International audienceIn the Ancient Near East, death was an everyday element of life, involving bot...
This essay is about capital punishment and mutilation in Ancient Egypt’s pharaonic era. The earlier ...