Occurrences of Pyramid Texts with Cross Indexes of these and other Egyptian Mortuary Texts. By Thomas George Allen.

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and TT 100. Of these Maspero had had only Abydos, L 3155, T 1 C, and TT 33. Sethe mentioned parallels in Enekhnenmerlre and Pepiankhes also. Thus his text ed. noted 15 additional sources. 5. Op. cit. I vii. 6. Fouilles dS 8aqqarah (Le Caire, 1928-36). 7. Cbersetzung und Kommentar zu den aldt4gyptischen Pyramidentexten (Olickstadt und Hamburg, 1935-39). As soon as Sethe's text ed. was complete Louis Speleers published Les Textes des Pyramides 6g. (Bruxelles, 1923-24) in 2 vols. (tr. and vocabulary), later replaced by his Traduction, index et vocabulaire des Textes des Pyramides g. (Bruxelles, 1935). He put out a treatise also, Comment faut-il lire les Textes des Pyramides Cg.? (Bruxelles, 1934). Speleers' works do not bear on the subject of the present paper, for they deal with only the material published by Sethe and subsequent expressions of related ideas, omitting refs. to later use of the Pyramid Texts themselves. oi.uchicago.edu OCCURRENCES OF PYRAMID TEXTS many more parallels than before from later times. 8 Though the later documents for which he lists abbreviations number only 44, he actually cites some 107, which with the original five make altogether 112 sources. The present list of occurrences of Pyramid Texts uses not 112 but 291 different sources for Utterances 213-506, and for the whole body of Pyramid Texts its sources total 355. It is hoped that the greater extent of this list may increase its usefulness over previous ones. The writer has availed himself not only of the already cited works of Maspero, Sethe, andlJquier but also of Maspero in "MMAFC" I (1889) and ASAE I f. (1900 f.) and V (1904) ; G. M tiller, Ueber die in einspdth eratischen Pap. des Berliner Mus.