Shabaka Stone inscription

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The Shabaka Stone inscription is an ancient Egyptian religious text from the 25th Dynasty that preserves a theological and cosmogonical treatise associated with the Memphite god Ptah.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Memphite theology text
ancient Egyptian religious text
cosmogonical treatise
inscription
theological text
associatedWithCity Memphis NERFINISHED
associatedWithCultCenter Temple of Ptah at Memphis NERFINISHED
associatedWithDeity Ptah NERFINISHED
commissionedBy Pharaoh Shabaka NERFINISHED
cosmologicalRoleOfDeity Ptah as creator god
Ptah as heart and tongue of the gods
countryOfOrigin Ancient Egypt NERFINISHED
culture Ancient Egyptian
dateFromCenturyBC 8th century BC
dateFromDynasty Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt NERFINISHED
describesConcept creation through divine word
intellectual and verbal creation
primacy of Ptah among gods
genre cosmogony
religious text
theology
hasPart cosmogonical section
royal inscription of Shabaka
theological exposition
historicalPeriod Kushite period in Egypt
influenceOnField comparative ancient Near Eastern cosmogonies
study of Egyptian theology
inscribedForRuler Shabaka NERFINISHED
keyDeity Ptah NERFINISHED
material stone
medium stela
mentionsDeity Atum NERFINISHED
Ennead of Heliopolis NERFINISHED
namedAfter Shabaka NERFINISHED
philosophicalTheme nature of divine mind and speech
relationship between thought and creation
preservesEarlierText Memphite theological treatise
purpose to preserve an ancient worm-eaten papyrus text
religiousFunction doctrinal statement of Memphite priesthood
religiousSchool Memphite school of theology NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Ancient Egyptian religion NERFINISHED
scriptDirection right-to-left
subject Memphite theology
creation of the world
role of Ptah in creation
typeOfWork monumental inscription
writingSystem hieroglyphic script
writtenInLanguage Ancient Egyptian

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Pharaoh Shabaka knownFrom Shabaka Stone inscription
subject surface form: Shabaka