NEW RELEASE 2023:
BEITRÄGE ZUM ALTEN ÄGYPTEN 11
Günther Lapp, Opfer und Opferformel. BAÄ 11, Orientverlag, Basel 2023. Paperback, 448 pages and 236 figures. € 80.-
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RELEASES 2022:
BEITRÄGE ZUM ALTEN ÄGYPTEN 10
Günther Lapp, VisualGlyph+ for PC. A Hieroglyphic Writing and Drawing System. BAÄ 10, Orientverlag, Basel 2021. Paperback, 178 pages. € 45.-
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VISUALGLYPH+ FOR PC
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For a FREE TRIAL VERSION of the computer program VisualGlyph+ for PC (fully functional, but input / output deactivated) click here.
In case of problems with the download or the installation process please contact: orientv3@orientverlag.ch
(The exe-file can also be sent to you via WeTransfer)
TOTENBUCHTEXTE 12
Barbara Lüscher, Die Tm-Sprüche (Tb 5, 43-47, 50-53, 91, 93, 154, 175-176, 189). TbT 12. Basel 2022.
Paperback, 220 pages. € 65.-
Orientverlag
ORIENTVERLAG was founded in 2005 by Günther Lapp. It aims to publish scholarly monographs on Egyptology and related disciplines.
One of our main projects is a new synoptic edition of the Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead. This is being published by Günther Lapp and Barbara Lüscher in several volumes as the series Totenbuchtexte (TbT).
Our second series Beiträge zum Alten Ägypten (BAÄ) is open for scholarly contributions by other authors on all egyptological topics. For more information please check here.
Our third series is called Totenbuchtexte Supplementa (TbTS) and presents supplementary volumes to our synoptic text edition. Vol. 1 is dedicated to Edouard Naville and his "Todtenbuch" edition.
Our synoptic text editions are created using our own software VisualGlyph+ for PC.
NEW ADDRESS: Orientverlag G. Lapp, Paradiesstrasse 13, CH-4102 Binningen
FOR ORDERS: please contact orientv3@orientverlag.ch
Important note: We would be very grateful for any information regarding unpublished, hitherto unknown or new Book of the Dead material. Our edition will substitute Edouard Naville's outdated volumes from 1886 amd become the new standard reference for any future research on those texts. Therefore our project has to rely on the support from museums, collectors and private scholars by providing us with photographs and information material.