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[QUOTE]Originally posted by ausar: [QB] Here is a reference that I found in mainstream Egyptology publication comparing kingship in ancient Km.t and other contemporary African kingdoms: 94.1021 BONHÊME, Marie-Ange, Appétit de roi, in: Hommages Leclant 2, 45-53. Discussion of the theme "eating the kingship," a practice attested in Papyrus Brooklyn (47.218.50, col. XVI, 6-7) describing the rites of the "confirmation of the royal power in the New Year." In these rites the king is eating the jAw.t/jA.t symbol in bread. There seem to be some similarities between the described Egyptian rites and the conception and practice of "eating the kingship" in certain African kingdoms. M.W.K. Do you have acess to this articles,Pax Dahomenias? If you do is there any way to scan it or translate at least some of it? [/QB][/QUOTE]
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