Erman Papyrus
The Erman Papyrus (P. Berlin 3027) is an
Second Intermediate Period.[3]
The papyrus was given to the Egyptian Museum of Berlin in 1886, and was first published in 1901 by Adolf Erman.[1] It is mostly concerned with childbirth and the health of infants, containing two prescriptions for unknown childhood diseases and a number of magical incantations for childbirth and the protection of infants.[4]
See also
- List of ancient Egyptian papyri
- Ancient Egyptian medicine
- Papyrology
References
- ^ a b Sadek, Ashraf Alexandre (January 2001). "Some Aspects of Medicine in Pharonic Egypt". History of Medicine. Australian Academy of Medicine & Surgery. Archived from the original on 2019-03-05. Retrieved 2022-03-24.
- LCCN 52012678.
- LCCN 52012678.
- LCCN 52012678.
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