hieroglyphically

God D is sometimes dressed as a high priest, and hieroglyphically identified as the god of rulership.

Although a sort of 'strip books' may once have existed, it is very much to be doubted that mythical narratives were ever completely rendered hieroglyphically.

The Shasu are mostly depicted hieroglyphically with a determinative indicating rather a land than a people, referencing people of that particular land.

It would be straining probability to presume a connection between (alpha) this hieroglyphically recorded mode of self-analysis and (beta) ordinary introspection conducted on principles intelligible to himself.

It almost seems as if what was aforetime spoken fabulously and hieroglyphically, was now spoken plainly, the doctrine, namely, of the indwelling of the Creator in man.

An Egyptian myth Mr. Friedman wryly terms "an intriguing alternative to the current Big Bang theory" featured the god Atum crowing hieroglyphically: "I created on my own every being!

In Ancient Egypt artifacts of hieroglyphically inscribed kohl tubes are found; also kohl vessels, and kohl spoons, which were formed in sylized shapes relevant to Egyptian ideology, including specific hieroglyphs.

You get the same sense of spontaneity achieved through precise technique in Bebe Neuwirth's elegant, hieroglyphically angled dancing in "Chicago," the long-running revival to which she has returned for a short rejuvenating visit.

Keep an eye out for Amina Benbouchta's hieroglyphically minimalist paintings, Mauoal Bouchaïb's petroglyph-inspired etchings, editions of poetry illustrated by gallery artists, and gallery opening soirées (always packed, always fabulous).