海马(ḥJšš):精灵生物的新证据

Renata Landgráfová
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摘要本研究的重点是关于两只河马头蛇斜倚在矩形底座上的文本和小插曲,每只都被标记为haysesh,并附有一段简短的文本,说明他是“一个让巴生活在死亡领域的神”。对文本的研究表明,这种生物具有三重意义,在地下世界、海洋环境(就像海马一样)和天空中。最后,从22王朝的海马到托勒密神庙的马、鳄鱼或河马头蛇,海鞘生物的发展线将被绘制和讨论,Iufaa的证明构成了一个重要的“缺失环节”。
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The Seahorse (ḥJšš) from the Shaft Tomb of Iufaa: New Evidence of the Elusive Creature
Abstract The present study focuses on the text and vignette concerning two hippopotamus-headed serpents reclining on rectangular bases, each of them labeled as hayshesh accompanied by a short text stating that he is “a god who makes the ba live in the realm of the dead”. The study of the text reveals that the creature is of a triple significance, in the underworld, in the marine environment (as the sea-horse would) and in the sky. Finally, the development line of the hayshesh-creatures from the seahorses of the 22nd Dynasty coffins to the horse, crocodile or hippopotamus-headed snakes of the Ptolemaic temples shall be drawn and discussed, with Iufaa's attestation forming an important “missing link”.
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Annals of the Naprstek Museum
Annals of the Naprstek Museum Arts and Humanities-History
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