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Ægypt is a
fantasy tetralogy written by
American author John Crowley. The
series describes the life and work of
Pierce Moffett, a
history professor who...
- and has been
called "a
neglected masterpiece" by
Harold Bloom, and his
Ægypt series of
novels which revolve around the same
themes of Hermeticism, memory...
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Ancient Egypt was a
civilization of
ancient Northeast Africa. It was
concentrated along the
lower reaches of the Nile River,
situated within the contemporary...
- The
Solitudes (originally
titled Ægypt contrary to the author's wishes) is a 1987
fantasy novel by John Crowley. It is Crowley's
fifth published novel...
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Caesar in
Egypt is a 1724
tragedy by the
British writer Colley Cibber. It is
inspired by
Pierre Corneille's 1642
French play The
Death of
Pompey about...
- Ogilby, John (1670). Africa:
being an
accurate description of the
regions of
Aegypt, Barbary, Lybia, and Billedulgerid, the land of Negroes, Guinee, Aethiopia...
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dashes A
Scanner Darkly by
Philip K. **** (not
written in dialect) The
Ægypt Sequence by John Crowley, in
extracts from the
fictional writings of the...
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there is an
older name for the watermelon,
Citrullus battich Forssk. (Fl.
Aegypt.-Arab.: 167. Jun 1775),
which would normally have the
precedence over Momordica...
- Crowley. It is Crowley's
seventh novel, and as the
third novel in Crowley's
Ægypt Sequence, a
sequel to Crowley's 1994
novel Love & Sleep. The
novel follows...
- of painting. John Crowley's
novel The Solitudes, his
first volume in the
Ægypt series, has an
extended response to the painting. The
Martyrdom and Apotheosis...