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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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Main Author:	Love, Edward O. D. (Author)
Format:	Thesis Book
Language:	English
Published:	Berlin ; Boston De Gruyter [2021]
Series:	Archiv für Papyrusforschung und verwandte Gebiete. Beihefte 46
Subjects:	Geschichte Hieroglyphenschrift Demotisch Koptische Schrift Hieratisch Ägypten > Altertum Script Domains Script Shift Script Obsolescence Orthographic Depth Hochschulschrift
Online Access:	https://www.degruyter.com/isbn/9783110767247 Inhaltsverzeichnis
Physical Description:	XVIII, 397 Seiten Illustrationen
ISBN:	9783110767247

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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 VIII ARCHIV FTIR PAPYRUSFORSCHUNG, BEIHEFT 46, 2021 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 X ARCHIV FUR PAPYRUSFORSCHUNG, BEIHEFT 46,2021 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 ................................................................................................. 391 INDEX - SOURCES CITED ....................................................................................... 393
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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 VIII ARCHIV FTIR PAPYRUSFORSCHUNG, BEIHEFT 46, 2021 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 X ARCHIV FUR PAPYRUSFORSCHUNG, BEIHEFT 46,2021 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 . 391 INDEX - SOURCES CITED . 393
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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
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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
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