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"Maintaining Order over Chaos": A study of the ba and baw concepts in the Predynastic Period, Early Dynastic Period, and Old Kingdom
Among the corpus of ancient Egyptian religious terminology, bA and bAw stand out as two of the oldest, most wide-spread, and enduringly used terms. From the 1st Dynasty until the very end of ancient Egyptian history, these terms were utilized in a wide variety of contexts, including divine, royal, a...
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