Noga Ayali-Darshan, Treading on the Back of Sea: The Combat between the Storm-god and the Sea in Ancient Near Eastern Literature, The Bialik Institute, Jerusalem 2016
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Introduction: The Ancient Tale of the Storm-god’s Combat With the Sea
The Findings, Aims and Methodology, The Texts
Chapter 1: Traces of theTale in Egyptian Literature
The Astarte Papyrus (pBN 202 + pAmherst ix)
a. The Introduction (pBN 202, 1.1-1.2) ; b. Doxology (pBN 202, 1.3-1.10+ pAmherst ix, 1,x1-1,x2) ; c. Cosmogony (pAmherst ix, 1,x2-1,x7) ; d. The God’s Struggle with the Sea (pAmherst ix, 1, x8-19, y) ; e. Discussion: Traces of the Tale in the Astarte Papyrus
Incantations
a. Hearst Medical Papyrus (11, 12-15) ; b. Berlin Papyrus (3038 20, 9-21, 3) ; c. Leiden Magical Papyrus (I 343 + I 345 4, 9-6, 2) 41; d. Discussion: Traces of the Tale in Egyptian Incantations
Hymnto Ramesses III
Tale of the Two Brothers (pD'Orbiney)
Summary: The Diffusion of the Tale in Egyptian Literature