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Foreword | ||
Introduction | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
I | Graeco-Roman Egypt | |
The Social Context | 34 | |
The Religious Context | 39 | |
II | The Portraits | |
The Pictorial Tradition, from Apelles to Icons | 82 | |
Methods: Scale, Materials and Colours | 93 | |
III | The Find-Sites | |
Memphis and Saqqara | 122 | |
The Fayum or Arsinoite Nome, 'the Garden of Egypt' | 126 | |
The Necropolises of Philadelphia: Er-Rubayat and 'Kerke' | 129 | |
The Necropolis of Arsinoe: Aueris, or Hawara | 135 | |
The Necropolises of Antinoopolis | 147 | |
Other Sites | 153 | |
Commentaries on the Portraits | 185 | |
Maps of the Fayum and the Nile valley | 226 | |
Problems in the Dating of the Mummy Portraits | 229 | |
Costume, Hairstyles and Jewelry | 234 | |
Notes | 236 | |
Bibliography | 241 | |
Indexes | 244 | |
Photo Credits | 247 |
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