Le Papyrus du Livre des Morts de l'Egypte ancienne de Pa-chéri-Khonsou. Rome this study reveals the strategies

this study reveals the strategies used by this new intellectual community to assert itself as an autonomous category in the social and political landscape of the late Middle Ages

offers us an artistic vision of the mysteries of the world around us

specific to their geographical areas

which appeared under Nero and were quickly designated Pyrrhic

Le Papyrus du Livre des Morts de l'Egypte ancienne de Pa-chéri-Khonsou. Rome this study reveals the strategiesThis work offers the hieroglyphic transcription, transliteration and translation of the "Book of the Dead" by Pa chri Khonsou. Belonging to a private collection, this "Papyrus" is dated to the first half of the Ptolemaic Period (c. 300 BC). Written in hieroglyphs, except for the colophon placed at the head of the papyrus and which is written in demotic, this "Book of the Dead" contains only 21 Chapters which are successively the following: Chapter 1,