La Chapelle-reposoir de barque de Philippe Arrhidée à Karnak. Tome I: Relevé épigraphique. Tome II: Relevé photographique (Arrhidée, nos 1-209). BiGen 60. Arts inherited from the prestigious auspicious

inherited from the prestigious auspicious monopoly of the old patrician nobility

Between 1987 and 1994

as well as this versatile instrument of genius that is the brush

transliteration and translation of each of these "Chapters" and an Appendix provides a color photographic reproduction of the "Papyrus"

which recent research has gradually revealed by resurrecting artists who had unjustly fallen into oblivion

La Chapelle-reposoir de barque de Philippe Arrhidée à Karnak. Tome I: Relevé épigraphique. Tome II: Relevé photographique (Arrhidée, nos 1-209). BiGen 60. Arts inherited from the prestigious auspiciousThe monument known as the chapel reposoir of Philip Arrhidaeus is the granite edifice built in the central area of the Temple of Amun Re at Karnak. A permanent resting place for the divine barque, it occupies the same location as the chapel reposoir of Thutmose III, inserted in the complex of the "Palace of Maat" built during the reign of Hatshepsut. Cleared of collapsed blocks and partially rebuilt by Georges Legrain at the beginning of the 20th