Ani

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Ani was an ancient Egyptian scribe whose funerary text, the Papyrus of Ani, is one of the most famous and complete illustrated versions of the Book of the Dead.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
Papyrus of Ani 0
Tutu 0

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Book of the Dead papyrus
ancient Egyptian funerary text
ancient Egyptian scribe
ancient Egyptian woman
associatedWith Osiris NERFINISHED
Thebes NERFINISHED
afterlife beliefs
judgment of the dead
cityOfCurrentLocation London NERFINISHED
collection Egyptian antiquities of the British Museum NERFINISHED
commissionedFor Ani NERFINISHED
contains Book of the Dead spells
hymns and prayers
spell 125 of the Book of the Dead
vignettes illustrating funerary rituals
countryOfCurrentLocation United Kingdom NERFINISHED
culture ancient Egyptian
ancient Egyptian
currentLocation British Museum NERFINISHED
dateOfCreation New Kingdom period
circa 13th century BCE
depicts Weighing of the Heart scene NERFINISHED
genre funerary literature
hasAuthor Ani NERFINISHED
hasWork Papyrus of Ani NERFINISHED
knownFor Book of the Dead manuscript NERFINISHED
Papyrus of Ani NERFINISHED
language Egyptian
length approximately 24 meters
material papyrus
museumId British Museum EA 10470 NERFINISHED
namedAfter Ani NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the most complete versions of the Book of the Dead
rich color illustrations
occupation scribe
portrayedIn Papyrus of Ani vignettes NERFINISHED
purpose guide for the afterlife
religion ancient Egyptian religion
ancient Egyptian religion
roleInText deceased owner of the papyrus
script hieratic
hieroglyphic
spouse Ani NERFINISHED
Tutu NERFINISHED
timePeriod New Kingdom Egypt NERFINISHED

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