Peace in ancient Egypt /

Peace in ancient Egypt /

"Around the year 1257 bce, the Egyptian king Ramesses II concluded a treaty with Hattu'ili III, the king of the Hittite empire based in Anatolia. This treaty was not the first that an Egyptian king entered into with another king"--

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Main Author: Davies, Vanessa (Author)

Format: Book

Language: English

Series: Harvard Egyptological studies, 5

Subjects:

Hittites > History.
Hittites > Treaties.
Peace treaties > History.
Egypt > Foreign relations > Syria.
Egypt > History > New Kingdom, ca. 1550-ca. 1070 B.C.
Egypt > Treaties.
Syria > Foreign relations > Egypt.
Syria > History > To 333 B.C.

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Call Number: DT88 . D38 2018

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Table of Contents:
  • Hetep and a curious treaty
  • Violence and Hetep
  • Hetep with and without offerings
  • Hetep and Maat
  • Interaction and the offering scene
  • Hetep, breath, and life
  • Hetep and integration
  • The Hetep relationship in the treaty.