Sappho of Lesbos Poems The Greek text edited and translated by Terence DuQuesne. New edition, revised in light of the finds announced in 2004 and 2014, with audio CD and audio file download code. Sappho of Lesbos was celebrated across the Greco-Roman world for the sublime beauty of her verse, …
Votive Stelae and Other Objects from Asyut Terence DuQuesne with the collaboration of Sabah Abdel Razek, Edmund S Meltzer, Janet M Johnstone & Geoffrey J Tassie (Oxfordshire Communications in Egyptology VII) The fruit of fifteen years’ research, this new book documents the 600 votive stelae and other objects discovered in …
From the Archaic Period to Dynasty X Terence DuQuesne (Oxfordshire Communications in Egyptology VI) This volume is the first comprehensive study of the jackal deities of Egypt during the pharaonic period and the result of nearly twenty years’ research. The author studies the iconography, nature, and functions of Anubis and …
Terence DuQuesne (Oxfordshire Communications in Egyptology VIII) In ancient Egyptian religion, the Spirits of the West are divine entities who convey the Sun across the night sky. They are often found in the form of jackals and are connected with the better-known jackal gods, such as Anubis in his capacity …
New Poems 1995-2001 Terence DuQuesne This volume of poetry celebrates one of the most prolific periods in the work of this author. These poems are powerful attestations of love and spiritual depth with a strong Egyptian association. “He is no nightingale But he has learned To sing sweet songs….” Prebendal …
Selected Poems 1995-1997 Terence DuQuesne In this book the poet writes of deep relationships and of extraordinary experiences, both scholarly and spiritual, in the sands of Egypt. “Everyone said Stay safe But I shall go out Into the thunder again….” Prebendal Publications, 1997 paperback, 23.5 x 18 cm, 64 pages …
Collected Poems 1986-1995 Terence DuQuesne All the author’s poems composed during the period 1986-1995 are included in this volume. Most are previously unpublished, though all the poems in DuQuesne’s Caduceus (1987) have been reprinted here. This collection illustrates the range and depth of the author’s verse, the inspiration for which …
Articles: Seshat and her sacred craft (ES Meltzer), The poet as myth-maker and shaman (Elémire Zolla), Sacred and profane in Egyptian love poetry (Terence DuQuesne), Music and Marsilio Ficino (John Allitt), Science, magic, and the Kalevala (Anthony James). Poetry by Tim Noble SJ, Pascale Petit, Cliff Forshaw. Translations from the …
Articles: Apples, immortality, and the other world (J-L Le Quellec), Beyond poetry: metaphysical silence (Grazia Marchianò), Eros and death: the Angel of Death in Jewish literature (Yehuda Shamir). Prose: Excerpt from The Star Child (Dwina Murphy-Gibb). Poetry by Anthony James, Martina Evans. Translations from Fabiola Scaunich, Gustavo Becquer, Yoruba invocation. …
Articles: Poetry of Muhammed Afifi Matar (Okasha El-Daly), Interpreting Caribbean petroglyphs (Mark de Brito). Prose: Falling into paradise (Vered Arnon). Poetry by Dee Rimbaud, Craig Cotter, Anthony James, Denise Hyam. Translations from Sándor Kányadi, Manuel Zapata Olivella, Muhammad Afifi Matar, Egyptian Book of the Dead. paperback, A5, 76 pages UK …