Now Behold My Spacious Kingdom : Studies Presented to Zoltán Imre Fábián on the Occasion of His 63rd Birthday

Papers presented with love and appreciation to Zoltán Imre Fábián by several authors, colleagues and friends from various universities. The papers focus mainly on Ancient Egypt, the theban necropolis with a dashing of miscellaneous subjects. Contents Preface Zoltán Imre Fábián: A Biography Bibliography of Zoltán Imre Fábián Tabula Gratulatoria Contributions 1) Thebes: digging the necropolis Tamás A. Bács Bits and Pieces: fragments from a ‘Lost Tomb’ Marilina Betrò Una tavola d’offerta dalla corte di M.I.D.A.N.05 a Dra Abu el-Naga Susanne Brinkmann and Christina Verbeek Online and Interactive – CTT a Platform for Conservation in Luxor Julia Budka Re-use of a Middle Kingdom saff tomb in the Asasif Orsolya László A case of neurogenic paralysis from Tomb Kampp -43-, Thebes, Egypt M. Violeta Pereyra The Portrait of Neferhotep at his Tomb in el-Khokha Gábor Schreiber The Stamped Bricks of Chief Physician Amenhotep (DM 337) Nigel Strudwick The statue of Amenhotep, son-in-law of the chancellor Senneferi 2) Qurna Village: past presents – What about the view? Zoltán Bartos Ein moderner Brief aus dem TT 185 Andrew Bednarski The Ruined Hamlets of the Theban Hills: ARCE’s record of the latest stratigraphic layers of Sheikh Abd el Qurna Eszter Feró Nefermenu on Facebook: The Relevance of PUS and PEST Methods in the Field of Humanities and Egyptology Horst Jaritz KHOKHA – ein verlorener Traum Marcel Maessen Living in Egypt; A House, A Home Patrizia Piacentini Dall’archeologia agli archivi: tombe tebane a Milano Julián Alejo Sánchez The Space We Love: Memories and Affections in the New Kingdom Theban Necropolis Caroline Simpson A few fragments of Qurna history from Tarif Kees van der Spek Of Noble Tombs and Humble Homes: Social anthropology in the Theban Necropolis* Dóra Zsom An Arabic love charm found at the excavations in the area of Theban Tomb 1841 3) Ancient Egyptian: language becomes literature Adrienn Almásy La fonction et l’origine des catalogues de héros dans le récit démotique du Fruzsina Bartos wbA vs. wdpw. A lexicological study on their usage from the earliest times until the Middle Kingdom Barbara Egedi Hathor, the Éva Liptay Ladder between heaven and earth – symbols and connotations György Németh Hieroglyphs in Greek magical texts? Gyula Priskin The description of the invisible moon at Edfu Zsolt Simon What did Taita import from Egypt? Hieroglyphic Luwian ASINUS Reconsidered Zsuzsanna Végh The Book of the Dead Spells 145–146 and the Middle Kingdom Biographical Texts of Ikhernofret, Mentuhotep and Sehe 4) Ancient Egyptian: archaeology, artefacts, archives M. Cristina Guidotti Le ‘concubine del morto’ nel Museo Egizio di Firenze Hedvig Győry To the history of the hare amulets Peter Hubai Weitere Apotropaia aus Nilpferdstoßzahn Dr. W. Raymond Johnson and Magdy Shaker A Recently Rediscovered Amarna Princess Head in Red Quartzite Rosanna Pirelli The Egyptian Min and the Greek Pan in the Egyptian Eastern Desert* Flora Silvano Alcuni intarsi in vetro nelle collezioni del Museo Egizio di Firenze Francesco Tiradritti Notes on a fragment of an unusual artifact with the name of Tutankhamun Edith Varga Jouet et concubine Gábor W. Nemes An inscribed scarab with abridged royal prenomen 5) Miscellanea Rozália Berzsák (Transl.) a rózsakert Bence Fehér Vitatható jogállású Aquincumban Monika Frazer-Imregh (Transl.) Bevezetés Marsilio Ficino III. könyvének részlete elé Komoróczy Géza Asszíria vagy Egyiptom? Miklós Sárközy Early Nizārī Ismaili – Bāwandid contacts in the Caspian provinces – a reassessment of our sources Mária T. Bíró Menas kultuszának ránk maradt emléke Savariából a római fennhatóság megszűnte után Anna Judit Tóth Haunted Bathhouses in Late Antiquity1 Vassányi Miklós (Transl.) Bevezetés Hitvalló Szent Maximos 6) Ancient and modern: art works 7) Epilogue Krisztina Zimányi The Portrait of a Young Man as a Master 8) List of Contributors