Script switching in Roman Egypt: case studies in script conventions, domains, shift, and obsolescence from hieroglyphic, hieratic, Demotic, and old Coptic manuscripts
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.........................................................................................
XIII
PREFACE
..............................................................................................................
XV
TRANSLITERATION
CONVENTIONS
...........................................................................
XVII
TRANSLATION
CONVENTIONS
..............................................................................
XVIII
MANUSCRIPT
CITATION
.....................................................................................
XVIII
1
THE
ZENITH
AND
NADIR
OF
EGYPTIAN
WRITING
1.1
RESEARCH
HISTORY,
DEVELOPMENT,
AND
AIMS
....................................................
1
1.2
CASE
STUDIES
OF
PRIESTLY
POPULATIONS
.............................................................
3
1.2.1
PARTICULAR
POPULATIONS
OF
PRIESTS
.................................................................
3
1.2.1.1
PEMJE/OXYRHYNCHUS
.................................................................................
4
1.2.1.2
TOTOUN/TEBTUNIS
......................................................................................
10
1.2.1.3
TIMOUI/SOKNOPAIOU
NESOS
......................................................................
13
1.2.1.4NARMOUTE/NARMOUTHIS
............................................................................
17
1.2.2
POPULATION
PRESSURES
IN
ROMAN
EGYPT
.......................................................
19
1.2.2.1
DEATH
OR
DEPOPULATION?
-
2ND
CENTURY
CE
CRISES
................................
20
1.2.3
PRIESTLY
EDUCATION
.....................................................................................
25
1.2.3.1
THE
QUESTION
OF
LITERACY
.......................................................................
25
1.2.3.2
THE
BOOK
OF
THE
TEMPLE
........................................................................
28
1.2.3.3
THE
STATUTES
OF
THE
TEMPLES
...................................................................
33
1.2.3.4
THE
ANCIENT
EGYPTIAN
BOOK
OF
THOTH/THE
RITUAL
FOR
ENTERING
THE
CHAMBER
OF
DARKNESS
..............................................................................
35
1.2.3.5
INTERPRETING
THE
DIFFICULTIES
...................................................................
38
1.2.3.6
THE
MISREADING
OF
P.TEBT.
2.291
-
LITERACY
WAS
NO
PRIESTLY
PREREQUISITE?
.................................................................................................
40
1.2.4
PRESSURES
ON
PRIESTLY
POPULATIONS
AND
EDUCATION
DURING
THE
2ND
CENTURY
CE
.............................................................................................
42
2
FRAMEWORKS
FOR
STUDYING
EGYPTIAN
PRIESTHOODS
IN
ROMAN
EGYPT
2.1
SPOKEN
AND
WRITTEN
LANGUAGE,
DOMAINS,
AND
THE
LANGUAGE
AND
SPEECH
COMMUNITY
.................................................................................44
2.1.1
SPOKEN
EGYPTIAN,
EGYPTIAN
WRITING,
AND
DOMAINS
OF
WRITING
...............
47
2.1.2
THE
LANGUAGE
COMMUNITY
AND
SPEECH
COMMUNITY
................................
52
2.1.2.1
EGYPTIAN
LANGUAGE
AND
SPEECH
COMMUNITIES
....................................
53
2.2
WRITING
AND
THE
SCRIPT
COMMUNITY
............................................................54
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2.2.1
WRITING
EGYPTIAN
.......................................................................................
58
2.2.1.1
EGYPTIAN
WRITING
IN
PRIMARY
AND
SECONDARY
SOURCES
............................
60
2.2.1.2
EGYPTIAN
WRITING
IN
THE
PHARAONIC
AND
PTOLEMAIC
PERIOD
.....................64
2.2.1.3
EGYPTIAN
WRITING
IN
THE
ROMAN
PERIOD
.................................................
68
2.2.2
THE
SCRIPT
COMMUNITY
...........................................................................
71
2.3
SOCIAL
NETWORKS
OF
SPEAKERS
...................................................................74
2.4
COMMUNITIES
OF
PRACTICE
..............................................................................
75
3
MODELLING
LANGUAGE
DEATH
AND
SCRIPT
OBSOLESCENCE
3.1
LANGUAGE
DEATH
IN
LANGUAGE
AND
SPEECH
COMMUNITIES
.............................
80
3.1.1
LANGUAGE
CONTACT
AND
CONFLICT,
SHIFT
AND
TIP,
DECLINE
AND
DEATH
.........
80
3.1.2 LANGUAGE
ATTITUDES
....................................................................................
86
3.1.3
LANGUAGE
ENDANGERMENT
AND
ENDANGERED
LANGUAGE
COMMUNITIES
........
89
3.1.4
LANGUAGE
REMEMBERERS
............................................................................
93
3.1.5
THE
AFTERLIFE
OF
A
DEAD
LANGUAGE
.............................................................
95
3.2
SCRIPT
OBSOLESCENCE
IN
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
................................................
98
3.2.1
DOMAIN
VS
ABSOLUTE
SCRIPT
OBSOLESCENCE
...............................................
101
3.2.2
TERMINAL
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
.................................................................
101
3.2.2.1
TERMINAL
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
IN
MESOAMERICA
....................................
102
3.2.2.2
TERMINAL
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
IN
MESOPOTAMIA
....................................
104
3.2.2.3
TERMINAL
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
IN
EGYPT
................................................
113
4
TYPOLOGISING
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
IN
ROMAN
EGYPT
4.1
WRITING
SYSTEMS
AND
SCRIPTS
-
MORPHEMIC
AND
PHONOGRAPHIC,
ENDOGRAPHIC
AND
EXOGRAPHIC
.......................................................................
117
4.2
UNCONVENTIONAL
AND
INHOMOGENEOUS
-
SCRIPTS
AND
THEIR
LANGUAGE
STAGES
IN
EGYPTIAN
WRITING
OF
THE
GRAECO-ROMAN
PERIOD
............................
120
4.2.1
ENDOGRAPHIC
WRITING
OF
EGYPTIAN
-
INTERSCRIPT
TRANSCRIPTION
AND
INTRALINGUAL
TRANSLATION
.........................................................................
120
4.2.2
HYBRID
ENDOGRAPHIC
WRITING
OF
EGYPTIAN
...............................................
122
4.2.3
EXOGRAPHIC
WRITING
OF
EGYPTIAN
..............................................................
124
4.2.4
HYBRID
ENDO-EXOGRAPHIC
WRITING
OF
EGYPTIAN
.......................................
127
4.3
READING
.......................................................................................................
128
4.3.1
READING
EGYPTIAN
....................................................................................
130
4.4
ORTHOGRAPHIC
DEPTH
....................................................................................
132
4.4.1
DEEP
AND
SHALLOW
ORTHOGRAPHIES
............................................................
135
4.4.2
ORTHOGRAPHIC
DEPTH
AND
LEARNING
TO
READ
..............................................
139
4.4.3
ORTHOGRAPHIC
DEPTH
IN
STANDARD
(WRITTEN)
LANGUAGE
VARIETIES
.............
140
4.4.4
DIMENSIONS
OF
ORTHOGRAPHIC
DEPTH
.........................................................
141
4.5
INNOVATIVE
SPELLINGS
IN
EGYPTIAN
SCRIPTS
..................................................
144
4.5.1
DEEP
AND
SHALLOW
ORTHOGRAPHIES
IN
HIEROGLYPHS
..................................
145
4.5.2
DEEP
AND
SHALLOW
ORTHOGRAPHIES
IN
HIERATIC
.........................................
147
CONTENTS
IX
4.5.3
DEEP
AND
SHALLOW
ORTHOGRAPHIES
IN
DEMOTIC
......................................
148
4.5.3.1
THE
NATURE
OF
DEMOTIC
ORTHOGRAPHY
....................................................
149
4.5.3.2
TYPOLOGISING
DEMOTIC
ORTHOGRAPHY
.....................................................
151
4.5.3.3
UNETYMOLOGICAL
WRITING
AND
VISUAL
POETRY
..................................
160
4.6
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
.......................................................................................
165
4.6.1
THE
ALPHABETIC
PRINCIPLE
.........................................................................
165
4.6.2
OLD
COPTIC
-
A
HYBRID
EXO-ENDOGRAPHIC
SCRIPT
.....................................
169
4.6.3
BIGRAPHIC
COPTIC
-
A
HYBRID
ENDO-EXOGRAPHIC
SCRIPT
...........................
172
4.7
TYPOLOGISING
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
IN
ROMAN
PERIOD
EGYPTIAN
WRITING
..........................................................................................................
174
5
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
AT
PEMJE/OXYRHYNCHUS
5.1
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
AND
DOMAINS
AT
PEMJE/OXYRHYNCHUS
.........................
176
5.2
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AT
PEMJE/OXYRHYNCHUS
..................................................
183
5.2.1
MONOGRAPHIC
SUPRALINEAR
GLOSSING
.........................................................
184
5.2.1.1
SUBSEQUENT
SELECTIVE
SUPRALINEAR
GLOSSING
WITHOUT
PUNCTUATION
......
184
5.2.1.2
SUBSEQUENT
SELECTIVE
SUPRALINEAR
GLOSSING
WITH
LINEAR
PUNCTUATION
...................................................................................................
185
5.2.1.3
SUBSEQUENT
COMPREHENSIVE
SUPRALINEAR
GLOSSING
WITHOUT
PUNCTUATION
...................................................................................................
187
5.2.1.4
CONTEMPORARY
COMPREHENSIVE
SUPRALINEAR
GLOSSING
WITH
SUPRALINEAR
PUNCTUATION
................................................................................
189
5.2.2
MONOGRAPHIC
LINEAR
TRANSLITERATION
.....................................................
191
5.2.2.1
P.
BM
EA
10808
(151-225
CE)
............................................................
191
5.2.2.2
CLACKSON
S
OLD
COPTIC
WORDLIST
( 100
CE)
.....................................
198
5.3
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS,
SCRIPT
SHIFT
AND
OBSOLESCENCE
AT
PEMJE/OXYRHYNCHUS
......................................................
200
6
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
AT
TOTOUN/TEBTUNIS
6.1
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
AND
DOMAINS
AT
TOTOUN/TEBTUNIS
..............................
205
6.2 INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
AT
TOTOUN/TEBTUNIS
................................
209
6.2.1
DIGRAPHIC
GLOSSING
IN
HIERATIC
RITUAL
TEXTS
..........................................
209
6.2.2
DIGRAPHIC
GLOSSING
IN
HIERATIC
PRIESTLY
MANUALS
..................................
210
6.2.2.1
P.CARLSBERG
2.1
.....................................................................................
211
6.2.2.1.1
P.CARLSBERG
2.1
SECTION
I
-
SYNONYM-VOCABULARY
OF
VERBS
...........
215
6.2.2.1.2 P.CARLSBERG
2.1
SECTION
II
-
SYNONYM-VOCABULARY
OF
NOUNS
.........
221
6.2.2.1.3
P.CARLSBERG
2.1
SECTION
II
-
GLOSSARY
OF
NOUNS
..............................
225
6.2.2.1.4 P.CARLSBERG
2.1
SECTION
III
-
GLOSSARY
OF
MATERIA
SACRA
.................
230
6.2.2.1.5
P.CARLSBERG
2.1
SECTION
III
-
SYNONYM-VOCABULARY
OF
MATERIA
SACRA
................................................................................................234
6.2.2.1.6 P.CARLSBERG
2.1
SECTION
IV
-
RELIGIOUS
CALENDAR
.............................
235
6.2.2.2
P.CARLSBERG
2.2
...................................................................................
239
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ARCHIV
FUR
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6.2.23
P.CARLSBERG
23
.....................................................................................
241
6.2.2.4
THE
REGISTER
OF
LEXEMES
GLOSSED,
ORTHOGRAPHIC
METHODS
OF,
AND
RATIONALE
BEHIND,
GLOSSING
IN
THE
P.CARLSBERG
2
CORPUS
............................
243
6.23
TRIGRAPHIC
GLOSSING
IN
THE
HIEROGLYPHIC
P.
CARLSBERG
468+PSI
INV.
1
196
.......................................................................................254
63
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS,
SCRIPT
SHIFT
AND
OBSOLESCENCE
AT
TOTOUN/TEBTUNIS
..................................................................................
259
7
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
AT
TIMOUI/SOKNOPAIOU
NESOS
7.1
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
AND
DOMAINS
AT
TIMOUI/SOKNOPAIOU
NESOS
.............
261
7.2
INNOVATIVE
SPELLINGS
AT
TIMOUI/SOKNOPAIOU
NESOS
....................................
269
7.2.1
ISIS
AND
THE
DIVINE
CHILD/DICE
(P.
VIENNA
D
12006
RECTO+D
6021)
(25
BCE-25
CE)
...........................................................................................
270
7.2.2
A
HYMN
COMPILATION
FOR
SOBEK
(P.
VIENNA
D
6951)
(8
BCE)
..............
272
7.23
A
SOBEK
THEOLOGY
(P.
BRITISH
LIBRARY
264
RECTO)
(1-100
CE)
.............
275
7.2.4
THE
RESURRECTION
OF
OSIRIS
AND
NASCENCE
OF
HORUS
(P.
BERLIN
P.8765)
(AFTER
62
CE)
(P.
BERLIN
P.
6750)
(76-125
CE)
..............................
276
7.2.5
THE
DAILY
RITUAL
OF
SOKNOPAIOS
(P.
BERLIN
P.8043
ET
AL.)
(95-111
CE)
..284
7.2.6
THE
ANCIENT
EGYPTIAN
BOOK
OF
THOTH/THE
RITUAL
FOR
ENTERING
THE
CHAMBER
OF
DARKNESS
(L01
&
B04)
(101-200
CE)
.................
291
7.3
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AT
TIMOUI/SOKNOPAIOU
NESOS
.......................................
292
7.3.1
SUBSEQUENT
SELECTIVE
SUPRALINEAR
GLOSSING
IN
DEMOTIC
AND
HIERATIC
TEMPLE
TEXTS
(101-200
CE)
...........................................................
292
7.3.2
COMPREHENSIVE
LINEAR
TRANSLITERATIONS
OF
TECHNICAL
TEXTS
-
AN
OLD
COPTIC
LOT
ORACLE
(P.CARLSBERG
11.29)
(101-200
CE)
....................
294
7.4
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS,
SCRIPT
SHIFT
AND
OBSOLESCENCE
AT
TIMOUI/SOKNOPAIOU
NESOS
.......................................................................
296
8
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
AT
NARMOUTE/NANNOUTHIS
8.1
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
AND
DOMAINS
AT
NARMOUTE/NARMOUTHIS
....................
302
8.2
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AT
NARMOUTE/NARMOUTHIS
..............................................
305
8.2.1
OLD
COPTIC
IN
THE
OMM
...........................................................................
306
8.2.2
BIGRAPHIC
COPTIC
IN
THE
OMM
.................................................................
316
8.2.2.1
BIGRAPHISM
VS
BILINGUALISM
................................................................
319
8.2.2.2
UNAMBIGUOUS
BORROWING
IN
THE
OMM
................................................
322
8.2.23
NONCE-BORROWING
VS
ESTABLISHED-BORROWING
........................................
327
8.2.2.4
BORROWING
VS
CODE-SWITCHING
..............................................................
329
8.2.2.5
NONCE-BORROWING
VS
SINGLE-WORD
CODE-SWITCHING
..............................
330
8.2.2.6
NARMOUTHIS
BILINGUAL
SPEECH
AND
BILITERATE
SCRIPT
COMMUNITY
AND
ITS
WRITTEN
IDIOLECT
.................................................................................
334
8.3
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS,
SCRIPT
SHIFT
AND
OBSOLESCENCE
AT
NARMOUTE/
NARMOUTHIS
...............................................................................................
336
CONTENTS
XI
9
SCRIPT
CONVENTIONS,
DOMAINS,
SHIFT,
AND
OBSOLESCENCE
AS
EVIDENCED
BY
THE
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
OF
ROMAN
EGYPT
9.1
REVISITING
RATIONALES
AND
RESULTS
..............................................................
339
9.2
SITE-BY-SITE
STUDIES
.....................................................................................
343
9.2.1
PEMJE/OXYRHYNCHUS
.................................................................................
344
9.2.2
TOTOUN/TEBTUNIS
.......................................................................................
346
9.2.3
TIMOUI/SOKNOPAIOU
NESOS
......................................................................
348
9.2.4
NARMOUTE/NARMOUTHIS
.............................................................................
349
9.3
SYNTHESIS
OF
SITES
........................................................................................
350
9.4
THE
OBSOLESCENCE
AND
AFTERLIFE
OF
EGYPTIAN
WRITING
...............................
351
APPENDIX
GLOSSARY
OF
LINGUISTIC,
GRAPHONOMIC,
AND
EGYPTOLOGICAL
TERMINOLOGY
........
355
BIBLIOGRAPHY
.....................................................................................................
365
INDEX
-
GENERAL
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391
INDEX
-
SOURCES
CITED
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CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.
XIII
PREFACE
.
XV
TRANSLITERATION
CONVENTIONS
.
XVII
TRANSLATION
CONVENTIONS
.
XVIII
MANUSCRIPT
CITATION
.
XVIII
1
THE
ZENITH
AND
NADIR
OF
EGYPTIAN
WRITING
1.1
RESEARCH
HISTORY,
DEVELOPMENT,
AND
AIMS
.
1
1.2
CASE
STUDIES
OF
PRIESTLY
POPULATIONS
.
3
1.2.1
PARTICULAR
POPULATIONS
OF
PRIESTS
.
3
1.2.1.1
PEMJE/OXYRHYNCHUS
.
4
1.2.1.2
TOTOUN/TEBTUNIS
.
10
1.2.1.3
TIMOUI/SOKNOPAIOU
NESOS
.
13
1.2.1.4NARMOUTE/NARMOUTHIS
.
17
1.2.2
POPULATION
PRESSURES
IN
ROMAN
EGYPT
.
19
1.2.2.1
DEATH
OR
DEPOPULATION?
-
2ND
CENTURY
CE
CRISES
.
20
1.2.3
PRIESTLY
EDUCATION
.
25
1.2.3.1
THE
QUESTION
OF
LITERACY
.
25
1.2.3.2
THE
BOOK
OF
THE
TEMPLE
.
28
1.2.3.3
THE
STATUTES
OF
THE
TEMPLES
.
33
1.2.3.4
THE
ANCIENT
EGYPTIAN
BOOK
OF
THOTH/THE
RITUAL
FOR
ENTERING
THE
CHAMBER
OF
DARKNESS
.
35
1.2.3.5
INTERPRETING
THE
DIFFICULTIES
.
38
1.2.3.6
THE
MISREADING
OF
P.TEBT.
2.291
-
LITERACY
WAS
NO
PRIESTLY
PREREQUISITE?
.
40
1.2.4
PRESSURES
ON
PRIESTLY
POPULATIONS
AND
EDUCATION
DURING
THE
2ND
CENTURY
CE
.
42
2
FRAMEWORKS
FOR
STUDYING
EGYPTIAN
PRIESTHOODS
IN
ROMAN
EGYPT
2.1
SPOKEN
AND
WRITTEN
LANGUAGE,
DOMAINS,
AND
THE
LANGUAGE
AND
SPEECH
COMMUNITY
.44
2.1.1
SPOKEN
EGYPTIAN,
EGYPTIAN
WRITING,
AND
DOMAINS
OF
WRITING
.
47
2.1.2
THE
LANGUAGE
COMMUNITY
AND
SPEECH
COMMUNITY
.
52
2.1.2.1
EGYPTIAN
LANGUAGE
AND
SPEECH
COMMUNITIES
.
53
2.2
WRITING
AND
THE
SCRIPT
COMMUNITY
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WRITING
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.
58
2.2.1.1
EGYPTIAN
WRITING
IN
PRIMARY
AND
SECONDARY
SOURCES
.
60
2.2.1.2
EGYPTIAN
WRITING
IN
THE
PHARAONIC
AND
PTOLEMAIC
PERIOD
.64
2.2.1.3
EGYPTIAN
WRITING
IN
THE
ROMAN
PERIOD
.
68
2.2.2
THE
SCRIPT
COMMUNITY
.
71
2.3
SOCIAL
NETWORKS
OF
SPEAKERS
.74
2.4
COMMUNITIES
OF
PRACTICE
.
75
3
MODELLING
LANGUAGE
DEATH
AND
SCRIPT
OBSOLESCENCE
3.1
LANGUAGE
DEATH
IN
LANGUAGE
AND
SPEECH
COMMUNITIES
.
80
3.1.1
LANGUAGE
CONTACT
AND
CONFLICT,
SHIFT
AND
TIP,
DECLINE
AND
DEATH
.
80
3.1.2 LANGUAGE
ATTITUDES
.
86
3.1.3
LANGUAGE
ENDANGERMENT
AND
ENDANGERED
LANGUAGE
COMMUNITIES
.
89
3.1.4
LANGUAGE
REMEMBERERS
.
93
3.1.5
THE
AFTERLIFE
OF
A
DEAD
LANGUAGE
.
95
3.2
SCRIPT
OBSOLESCENCE
IN
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
.
98
3.2.1
DOMAIN
VS
ABSOLUTE
SCRIPT
OBSOLESCENCE
.
101
3.2.2
TERMINAL
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
.
101
3.2.2.1
TERMINAL
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
IN
MESOAMERICA
.
102
3.2.2.2
TERMINAL
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
IN
MESOPOTAMIA
.
104
3.2.2.3
TERMINAL
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
IN
EGYPT
.
113
4
TYPOLOGISING
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
IN
ROMAN
EGYPT
4.1
WRITING
SYSTEMS
AND
SCRIPTS
-
MORPHEMIC
AND
PHONOGRAPHIC,
ENDOGRAPHIC
AND
EXOGRAPHIC
.
117
4.2
UNCONVENTIONAL
AND
INHOMOGENEOUS
-
SCRIPTS
AND
THEIR
LANGUAGE
STAGES
IN
EGYPTIAN
WRITING
OF
THE
GRAECO-ROMAN
PERIOD
.
120
4.2.1
ENDOGRAPHIC
WRITING
OF
EGYPTIAN
-
INTERSCRIPT
TRANSCRIPTION
AND
INTRALINGUAL
TRANSLATION
.
120
4.2.2
HYBRID
ENDOGRAPHIC
WRITING
OF
EGYPTIAN
.
122
4.2.3
EXOGRAPHIC
WRITING
OF
EGYPTIAN
.
124
4.2.4
HYBRID
ENDO-EXOGRAPHIC
WRITING
OF
EGYPTIAN
.
127
4.3
READING
.
128
4.3.1
READING
EGYPTIAN
.
130
4.4
ORTHOGRAPHIC
DEPTH
.
132
4.4.1
DEEP
AND
SHALLOW
ORTHOGRAPHIES
.
135
4.4.2
ORTHOGRAPHIC
DEPTH
AND
LEARNING
TO
READ
.
139
4.4.3
ORTHOGRAPHIC
DEPTH
IN
STANDARD
(WRITTEN)
LANGUAGE
VARIETIES
.
140
4.4.4
DIMENSIONS
OF
ORTHOGRAPHIC
DEPTH
.
141
4.5
INNOVATIVE
SPELLINGS
IN
EGYPTIAN
SCRIPTS
.
144
4.5.1
DEEP
AND
SHALLOW
ORTHOGRAPHIES
IN
HIEROGLYPHS
.
145
4.5.2
DEEP
AND
SHALLOW
ORTHOGRAPHIES
IN
HIERATIC
.
147
CONTENTS
IX
4.5.3
DEEP
AND
SHALLOW
ORTHOGRAPHIES
IN
DEMOTIC
.
148
4.5.3.1
THE
NATURE
OF
DEMOTIC
ORTHOGRAPHY
.
149
4.5.3.2
TYPOLOGISING
DEMOTIC
ORTHOGRAPHY
.
151
4.5.3.3
"
UNETYMOLOGICAL
WRITING
"
AND
"
VISUAL
POETRY
"
.
160
4.6
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
.
165
4.6.1
THE
ALPHABETIC
PRINCIPLE
.
165
4.6.2
OLD
COPTIC
-
A
HYBRID
EXO-ENDOGRAPHIC
SCRIPT
.
169
4.6.3
BIGRAPHIC
COPTIC
-
A
HYBRID
ENDO-EXOGRAPHIC
SCRIPT
.
172
4.7
TYPOLOGISING
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
IN
ROMAN
PERIOD
EGYPTIAN
WRITING
.
174
5
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
AT
PEMJE/OXYRHYNCHUS
5.1
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
AND
DOMAINS
AT
PEMJE/OXYRHYNCHUS
.
176
5.2
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AT
PEMJE/OXYRHYNCHUS
.
183
5.2.1
MONOGRAPHIC
SUPRALINEAR
GLOSSING
.
184
5.2.1.1
SUBSEQUENT
SELECTIVE
SUPRALINEAR
GLOSSING
WITHOUT
PUNCTUATION
.
184
5.2.1.2
SUBSEQUENT
SELECTIVE
SUPRALINEAR
GLOSSING
WITH
LINEAR
PUNCTUATION
.
185
5.2.1.3
SUBSEQUENT
COMPREHENSIVE
SUPRALINEAR
GLOSSING
WITHOUT
PUNCTUATION
.
187
5.2.1.4
CONTEMPORARY
COMPREHENSIVE
SUPRALINEAR
GLOSSING
WITH
SUPRALINEAR
PUNCTUATION
.
189
5.2.2
MONOGRAPHIC
LINEAR
TRANSLITERATION
.
191
5.2.2.1
P.
BM
EA
10808
(151-225
CE)
.
191
5.2.2.2
"
CLACKSON
'
S
OLD
COPTIC
WORDLIST
"
( 100
CE)
.
198
5.3
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS,
SCRIPT
SHIFT
AND
OBSOLESCENCE
AT
PEMJE/OXYRHYNCHUS
.
200
6
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
AT
TOTOUN/TEBTUNIS
6.1
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
AND
DOMAINS
AT
TOTOUN/TEBTUNIS
.
205
6.2 INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
AT
TOTOUN/TEBTUNIS
.
209
6.2.1
DIGRAPHIC
GLOSSING
IN
HIERATIC
RITUAL
TEXTS
.
209
6.2.2
DIGRAPHIC
GLOSSING
IN
HIERATIC
PRIESTLY
MANUALS
.
210
6.2.2.1
P.CARLSBERG
2.1
.
211
6.2.2.1.1
P.CARLSBERG
2.1
SECTION
I
-
SYNONYM-VOCABULARY
OF
VERBS
.
215
6.2.2.1.2 P.CARLSBERG
2.1
SECTION
II
-
SYNONYM-VOCABULARY
OF
NOUNS
.
221
6.2.2.1.3
P.CARLSBERG
2.1
SECTION
II
-
GLOSSARY
OF
NOUNS
.
225
6.2.2.1.4 P.CARLSBERG
2.1
SECTION
III
-
GLOSSARY
OF
MATERIA
SACRA
.
230
6.2.2.1.5
P.CARLSBERG
2.1
SECTION
III
-
SYNONYM-VOCABULARY
OF
MATERIA
SACRA
.234
6.2.2.1.6 P.CARLSBERG
2.1
SECTION
IV
-
RELIGIOUS
CALENDAR
.
235
6.2.2.2
P.CARLSBERG
2.2
.
239
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.
241
6.2.2.4
THE
REGISTER
OF
LEXEMES
GLOSSED,
ORTHOGRAPHIC
METHODS
OF,
AND
RATIONALE
BEHIND,
GLOSSING
IN
THE
P.CARLSBERG
2
CORPUS
.
243
6.23
TRIGRAPHIC
GLOSSING
IN
THE
HIEROGLYPHIC
P.
CARLSBERG
468+PSI
INV.
1
196
.254
63
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS,
SCRIPT
SHIFT
AND
OBSOLESCENCE
AT
TOTOUN/TEBTUNIS
.
259
7
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
AT
TIMOUI/SOKNOPAIOU
NESOS
7.1
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
AND
DOMAINS
AT
TIMOUI/SOKNOPAIOU
NESOS
.
261
7.2
INNOVATIVE
SPELLINGS
AT
TIMOUI/SOKNOPAIOU
NESOS
.
269
7.2.1
ISIS
AND
THE
DIVINE
CHILD/DICE
(P.
VIENNA
D
12006
RECTO+D
6021)
(25
BCE-25
CE)
.
270
7.2.2
A
HYMN
COMPILATION
FOR
SOBEK
(P.
VIENNA
D
6951)
(8
BCE)
.
272
7.23
A
SOBEK
THEOLOGY
(P.
BRITISH
LIBRARY
264
RECTO)
(1-100
CE)
.
275
7.2.4
THE
RESURRECTION
OF
OSIRIS
AND
NASCENCE
OF
HORUS
(P.
BERLIN
P.8765)
(AFTER
62
CE)
(P.
BERLIN
P.
6750)
(76-125
CE)
.
276
7.2.5
THE
DAILY
RITUAL
OF
SOKNOPAIOS
(P.
BERLIN
P.8043
ET
AL.)
(95-111
CE)
.284
7.2.6
THE
ANCIENT
EGYPTIAN
BOOK
OF
THOTH/THE
RITUAL
FOR
ENTERING
THE
CHAMBER
OF
DARKNESS
(L01
&
B04)
(101-200
CE)
.
291
7.3
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AT
TIMOUI/SOKNOPAIOU
NESOS
.
292
7.3.1
SUBSEQUENT
SELECTIVE
SUPRALINEAR
GLOSSING
IN
DEMOTIC
AND
HIERATIC
TEMPLE
TEXTS
(101-200
CE)
.
292
7.3.2
COMPREHENSIVE
LINEAR
TRANSLITERATIONS
OF
TECHNICAL
TEXTS
-
AN
OLD
COPTIC
LOT
ORACLE
(P.CARLSBERG
11.29)
(101-200
CE)
.
294
7.4
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS,
SCRIPT
SHIFT
AND
OBSOLESCENCE
AT
TIMOUI/SOKNOPAIOU
NESOS
.
296
8
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
AT
NARMOUTE/NANNOUTHIS
8.1
SCRIPT
COMMUNITIES
AND
DOMAINS
AT
NARMOUTE/NARMOUTHIS
.
302
8.2
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AT
NARMOUTE/NARMOUTHIS
.
305
8.2.1
OLD
COPTIC
IN
THE
OMM
.
306
8.2.2
BIGRAPHIC
COPTIC
IN
THE
OMM
.
316
8.2.2.1
BIGRAPHISM
VS
BILINGUALISM
.
319
8.2.2.2
UNAMBIGUOUS
BORROWING
IN
THE
OMM
.
322
8.2.23
NONCE-BORROWING
VS
ESTABLISHED-BORROWING
.
327
8.2.2.4
BORROWING
VS
CODE-SWITCHING
.
329
8.2.2.5
NONCE-BORROWING
VS
SINGLE-WORD
CODE-SWITCHING
.
330
8.2.2.6
NARMOUTHIS
'
BILINGUAL
SPEECH
AND
BILITERATE
SCRIPT
COMMUNITY
AND
ITS
WRITTEN
IDIOLECT
.
334
8.3
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS,
SCRIPT
SHIFT
AND
OBSOLESCENCE
AT
NARMOUTE/
NARMOUTHIS
.
336
CONTENTS
XI
9
SCRIPT
CONVENTIONS,
DOMAINS,
SHIFT,
AND
OBSOLESCENCE
AS
EVIDENCED
BY
THE
INNOVATIVE
SCRIPTS
AND
SPELLINGS
OF
ROMAN
EGYPT
9.1
REVISITING
RATIONALES
AND
RESULTS
.
339
9.2
SITE-BY-SITE
STUDIES
.
343
9.2.1
PEMJE/OXYRHYNCHUS
.
344
9.2.2
TOTOUN/TEBTUNIS
.
346
9.2.3
TIMOUI/SOKNOPAIOU
NESOS
.
348
9.2.4
NARMOUTE/NARMOUTHIS
.
349
9.3
SYNTHESIS
OF
SITES
.
350
9.4
THE
OBSOLESCENCE
AND
AFTERLIFE
OF
EGYPTIAN
WRITING
.
351
APPENDIX
GLOSSARY
OF
LINGUISTIC,
GRAPHONOMIC,
AND
EGYPTOLOGICAL
TERMINOLOGY
.
355
BIBLIOGRAPHY
.
365
INDEX
-
GENERAL
.
391
INDEX
-
SOURCES
CITED
.
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| spellingShingle | Love, Edward O. D. Script switching in Roman Egypt case studies in script conventions, domains, shift, and obsolescence from hieroglyphic, hieratic, Demotic, and old Coptic manuscripts Archiv für Papyrusforschung und verwandte Gebiete. Beihefte Hieroglyphenschrift (DE-588)4159836-2 gnd Demotisch (DE-588)4120169-3 gnd Koptische Schrift (DE-588)7854950-4 gnd Hieratisch (DE-588)4159834-9 gnd |
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| title | Script switching in Roman Egypt case studies in script conventions, domains, shift, and obsolescence from hieroglyphic, hieratic, Demotic, and old Coptic manuscripts |
| title_auth | Script switching in Roman Egypt case studies in script conventions, domains, shift, and obsolescence from hieroglyphic, hieratic, Demotic, and old Coptic manuscripts |
| title_exact_search | Script switching in Roman Egypt case studies in script conventions, domains, shift, and obsolescence from hieroglyphic, hieratic, Demotic, and old Coptic manuscripts |
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| title_full | Script switching in Roman Egypt case studies in script conventions, domains, shift, and obsolescence from hieroglyphic, hieratic, Demotic, and old Coptic manuscripts by Edward O.D. Love |
| title_fullStr | Script switching in Roman Egypt case studies in script conventions, domains, shift, and obsolescence from hieroglyphic, hieratic, Demotic, and old Coptic manuscripts by Edward O.D. Love |
| title_full_unstemmed | Script switching in Roman Egypt case studies in script conventions, domains, shift, and obsolescence from hieroglyphic, hieratic, Demotic, and old Coptic manuscripts by Edward O.D. Love |
| title_short | Script switching in Roman Egypt |
| title_sort | script switching in roman egypt case studies in script conventions domains shift and obsolescence from hieroglyphic hieratic demotic and old coptic manuscripts |
| title_sub | case studies in script conventions, domains, shift, and obsolescence from hieroglyphic, hieratic, Demotic, and old Coptic manuscripts |
| topic | Hieroglyphenschrift (DE-588)4159836-2 gnd Demotisch (DE-588)4120169-3 gnd Koptische Schrift (DE-588)7854950-4 gnd Hieratisch (DE-588)4159834-9 gnd |
| topic_facet | Hieroglyphenschrift Demotisch Koptische Schrift Hieratisch Ägypten Altertum Hochschulschrift |
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