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Short Egyptian Grammar

Gunther Roeder

  • 163 pages
  • 4.4 MB
  • PDF

Roeder's compact grammar of Middle Egyptian, a classic primer on the structure of the language. A rigorous starting point for serious students of hieroglyphic texts.

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