2016
DOI: 10.1163/9789004323070
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Orality and Literacy in the Demotic Tales

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“…48-71), and while their readership would have comprised those literate in Demotic, these narratives may have circulated orally as well (on orality in Demotic literature, cf. Jay, 2016). As I will discuss at the end of this paper, the Egyptian images present in Zosimos' "Visions" locate him in the temple milieu, but he does not seem to have had access to Egyptian theological treatises.…”
Section: Z Amentioning
confidence: 90%
“…48-71), and while their readership would have comprised those literate in Demotic, these narratives may have circulated orally as well (on orality in Demotic literature, cf. Jay, 2016). As I will discuss at the end of this paper, the Egyptian images present in Zosimos' "Visions" locate him in the temple milieu, but he does not seem to have had access to Egyptian theological treatises.…”
Section: Z Amentioning
confidence: 90%