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1. Theban Desert Road Survey II: The Rock Shrine of Paḥu, Gebel Akhenaton, and Other Rock Inscriptions from the Western Hinterland of Qamûla. By John Coleman Darnell

Author

Renate Müller-Wollermann

Subjects
Cultural Studies, General Arts and Humanities
Abstract

Theban Desert Road Survey II: The Rock Shrine of Paḥu, Gebel Akhenaton, and Other Rock Inscriptions from the Western Hinterland of Qamûla. By John Coleman Darnell. Yale Egyptological Publications, vol. 1. New Haven: Yale Egyptological Institute, 2013. Pp. xvii + 454, 246 plts. $150. [Distributed by ISD, Bristol, Conn.]

Published
2021

2. Préface

Author

Rémy Boucharlat and Renate Müller-Wollermann

Published
2020

9. Ägyptologie

Author

Renate Müller-Wollermann

Published
2014

10. Gaugrenzen und Grenzstelen

Author

Renate Müller-Wollermann

Subjects
Archeology, History
Abstract

Le present article traite des limites des nomes egyptiens, remontant a leur creation, et des steles erigees les materialisant, symboles d'un pouvoir politique etabli.

Published
1996

11. Crime, Pharaonic Egypt

Author

Renate Müller‐Wollermann

Subjects
Law, Political science, Criminal law, Legal history, Criminal behavior, Economic Justice, Code (semiotics)
Abstract

Egyptian sources for crimes and punishments are extremely diverse. They mainly consist of royal texts, particularly decrees, administrative texts, specifically court proceedings, and texts of private origin, including biographies or letters. A written code of criminal law does not exist. Religious texts, especially chapter 125 of the Book of the dead, curses, and literary texts, especially didactic literature, also provide hints about criminal behavior and justice. Keywords: crime; Egyptian history; legal history

Published
2012

13. Vergehen und Strafen

Author

Renate Müller-Wollermann

Subjects
Philosophy, Theology
Abstract

Erstes Kapitel: Forschungsgeschichtliche Einleitung Zweites Kapitel: Theoretische Grundlagen Drittes Kapitel: Quellen fur Vergehen und ihre Sanktionierung Viertes Kapitel: Typen von Vergehen und ihre Sanktionierung 4.1 Vergehen gegen die Gotter 4.1.1 Blasphemie 4.1.2 Verstosse gegen kultische Gebote 4.1.3 Meineid 4.1.4 Vergehen gegen fremde Gotter 4.2 Vergehen gegen den Konig 4.2.1 Majestatsbeleidigung 4.2.2 Hochverrat 4.2.3 Politische Opposition 4.2.4 Fahnenflucht 4.2.5 Grabschandung 4.3 Vergehen gegen Mitmenschen 4.3.1 Totungsdelikte 4.3.2 Korperverletzung 4.3.3 Eigentumsdelikte 4.3.3.1 Raub 4.3.3.2 Diebstahl 4.3.4 Sachbeschadigung 4.3.5 Ehebruch und Vergewaltigung 4.3.6 Inzest 4.3.7 Homosexualitat 4.3.8 Betrugsdelikte 4.3.8.1 Korruption 4.3.8.2 Rechtsbeugung 4.3.8.3 Unterschlagung im privaten Bereich 4.3.8.4 Betrug im privaten Bereich 4.3.9 Notigung 4.3.10 Verbalinjurien 4.3.10.1 Beleidigung 4.3.10.2 Schmahung 4.3.10.3 Verunglimpfung 4.3.10.4 Streitanzettelung 4.3.11 Grabschandung 4.3.12 Vernachlassigung des Totenkults 4.3.13 Unterlassung von Anzeigen 4.4 Vergehen gegen die eigene Person 4.4.1 Sodomie 4.4.2 Rausch Funftes Kapitel: Typen von Sanktionen 5.1. Negative Sanktionen 5.1.1 Todesstrafe 5.1.2 Korperstrafen 5.1.2.1 Exkurs: Folter 5.1.3 Freiheitsstrafen 5.1.4 Zwangsarbeit 5.1.5 Vermogensstrafen 5.1.6 Ehrenstrafen 5.1.7 Nicht-realweltliche Strafen 5.1.8 Interpretative Strafen 5.1.9 Talion und spiegelnde Strafen 5.1.10 Typologie der negativen Sanktionen 5.2. Positive Sanktionen Sechstes Kapitel: Konfliktregelung Siebentes Kapitel: Beamte im Strafvollzug Achtes Kapitel: Formen der Beendigung von Strafe Neuntes Kapitel: Termini fur "Strafe" und "strafen" Zehntes Kapitel: Wesen und Funktion von Strafe Literaturverzeichnis Indices

Published
2004

15. Geschenke und Steuern, Zölle und Tribute : Antike Abgabenformen in Anspruch und Wirklichkeit

Author

H. Klinkott, S. Kubisch, Renate Müller-Wollermann, H. Klinkott, S. Kubisch, and Renate Müller-Wollermann

Subjects
Taxation--Middle East--History--To 1500--Congresses, Tariff--Middle East--History--To 1500--Congresses, Diplomatic gifts--Middle East--History--To 1500--Congresses
Abstract

This book examines modes of economic contribution in the ancient world through taxes, tribute, or so-called gifts. Specialists in the field of the ancient Near East, Egypt, classical Greece, Rome, and Israel, joined by an economic anthropologist, present a fresh evaluation of the textual and archaeological evidence. A prime question explored is the extent to which these disparate sources complement or contradict each other. State-imposed transactions were often recorded with an ideological bias, much dependent on whether the donors and recipients were viewed as in- or outsiders. The present interdisciplinary approach supplies the basis for the ancient economic terminology of contribution, taking into account the specific cultural context, the language of ‘international'policy, and the correlation between modern and ancient termini.

Published
2007

16. Vergehen und Strafen : Zur Sanktionierung abweichenden Verhaltens im alten Ägypten

Author

Renate Müller-Wollermann and Renate Müller-Wollermann

Abstract

This book explores for the first time deviant behaviour in ancient Egyptian society and society's sanctions in response to it; theories derived from the field of anthropology and sociology of law are taken into consideration. Full use is made not only of juridical texts, but all varieties of textual and archaeological sources. All forms of deviant behaviour are described and classified primarily according to their target of the action. Then follows a discussion of all kinds of sanctions, both negative and positive. In general, the classification of crimes and punishments is based on different criteria to those used in Roman or modern law. E.g., the use of force did not play a decisive role and imprisonment did not exist as a form of punishment.

Published
2004

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