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A Theban Devotee of Seth from the Late Period — Now Missing Ex-Hannover, Museum August Kestner Inv. S. 0366
2013
Overview
The recent catalogue of previously unknown Kriegsverluste from the Museum August Kestner, Hannover, has brought to light an inscribed cuboid statue of the Late Period (Dynasty 30 to early Ptolemaic Period). Titles, prosopography, and textual parallels securely connect this object to Thebes, but the high-ranking statue owner was also a priest of Seth of the Southern Oasis (Hibis), the god of chaos who was supposedly demonized and proscribed within the Nile Valley during the Late Period.
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Helmut Buske Verlag
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