Site Title: Egypt and the Classical World: Cross-Cultural Encounters in Antiquity

Edited by Jeffrey Spier and Sara E. Cole

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  • Contents
  • Director’s Foreword
  • Introduction
  • 1. Late Bronze Age Encounters
  • 2. Mediterranean Encounters
  • 3. “I Am Isis”
  • 4. Ptolemaic Queens and Religious Syncretism
  • 5. The Kellis Mammisi
  • 6. The Villa of Herodes Atticus
  • 7. Inscribed Obelisks in Imperial Rome
  • Contributors
  • About
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Contents

  • Director’s Foreword — Timothy Potts 
  • Introduction — Jeffrey Spier and Sara E. Cole 
  • 1. From Thutmoses III to Homer to Blackadder: Egypt, the Aegean, and the “Barbarian Periphery” of the Late Bronze Age World System — Jorrit M. Kelder 
  • 2. Mediterranean Encounters: Greeks, Carians, and Egyptians in the First Millennium BC — Alexandra Villing 
  • 3. “I Am Isis”: The Role of Speech in the Cult of Isis — Martin Bommas 
  • 4. The Creation of New “Cultural Codes”: The Ptolemaic Queens and Their Syncretic Processes with Isis, Hathor, and Aphrodite — Martina Minas-Nerpel 
  • 5. The Kellis Mammisi: A Painted Chapel from the Final Centuries of the Ancient Egyptian Religion — Olaf E. Kaper 
  • 6. Appropriation and Synthesis in the Villa of Herodes Atticus at Eva (Loukou), Greece — George Spyropoulos 
  • 7. “To Isis the Great, Lady of Benevento”: Privately Dedicated Egyptian Obelisks in Imperial Rome and the Twin Obelisks of Benevento Reedited — Luigi Prada and Paul D. Wordsworth 
  • Contributors 
  • About 
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