The Oxford Handbook of the Egyptian Book of the Dead (OXFORD HANDBOOKS SERIES)

Cover\nThe Oxford Handbook of the Egyptian Book of the Dead\nCopyright\nContents\nAcknowledgments\nList of Contributors\n		Introduction\nPart I The Textual History of the Book of the Dead\n	1 The Transition from the Coffin Texts to the Book of the Dead\n	2 The Book of the Dead in the Eighteenth Dynasty\n	3 The Ramesside Book of the Dead and the Deir el-​Medina Tradition\n	4 The Book of the Dead in the Third Intermediate Period\n	5 The Book of the Dead Papyri in the Twenty-​Sixth Dynasty\n	6 The Last Books of the Dead\nPart II Types of Sources: The Material Aspect of the Book of the Dead\n	7 Writing Book of the Dead Manuscripts: Tasks and Traditions\n	8 Production and Layout of New Kingdom Book of the Dead Papyri\n	9 Female Owners of Book of the Dead Papyri\n	10 Book of the Dead on Tissues: Shrouds and Mummy Bandages\n	11 The Book of the Dead in Tombs\n	12 The Book of the Dead in Temples\nPart III The Book of the Dead’s Position in Ancient Egyptian Religion\n	13 The Book of the Dead as a Source for the Study of Ancient Egyptian Religion: Methodology, Problems, Prospects\n	14 The Funerary Literature Related to the Book of the Dead\n	15 The Book of the Dead in the Ptolemaic and Roman Periods and the Contemporary Funerary Texts\n	16 The Book of the Ba\nPart IV Particular Aspects of the Book of the Dead’s Contents\n	17 Thematic Groups and Sequences of Spells\n	18 Spell 1 of the Book of the Dead and Its Vignette\n	19 The Field of Offerings or Field of Reeds\n	20 The Judgment\n	21 Gods and Demons in the Book of the Dead\n	22 The So-​Called Chapitres supplémentaires\n	23 Illustrations in Saite through Ptolemaic Books of the Dead\nPart V The Book of the Dead in Modern Times\n	24 The Time of the Pioneers (Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries)\n	25 Just a Catchy Title? On the History of Reception of the Egyptian Book of the Dead\n	26 Translating the Book of the Dead\n	27 The Conservation of Book of the Dead Papyri\n	28 The Art of Forgery in the Manuscript Culture in Antiquity\nIndex