The Seated Scribe. Saqqara. 5th Dynasty.
Louvre Museum
The Scribes in Egyptian Society
Dr. Guillermo Calvo Soriano
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"The Scribes in the Egyptian Society"
Dr. Guillermo Calvo Soriano
The Egyptian word that we translate as Scribe means,“he who writes.” Laymen or clerics, all those who manage the pen to carry out work days or to write “the words of the god”, composing Books
of Wisdom or preparing cadastres, are part of the same Fraternity and have the same Pattern, THOT, The Divine Scribe, Foundation of the State, Foundation of the Society, the Corporation of Scribes, which forged Egyptian Thought and maintained its values for three Millennia.
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Ancient Egyptian Scribes: a cultural exploration.
London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2018
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