[2 papers]: "On the name 'Plotinus' " in Lingua Aegyptia, Journal of Egyptian Language Studies no. 5 1997 [with] "Dissertation Chapter Outline, The Ouroboros: An Iconological and Theological Study [2 stapled offprints, together] de Reemes, Dana M - 1997

Gottingen / Los Angeles: the journal / UCLA, 1997. Pamphlet. Respectively 5p. in 9.5x6.5 inch plain printed, paste-fastened wraps - and, 18p. in corner-stapled sheets, fine clean copies. Reemes' essay for Lingua Aegyptia is inscribed to a California dealer in esoterica and is signed. FYI, the author sidetracked his never-published dissertation into a popular book-length discussion of modern cinematic ouroboros, such as Creature from the Black Lagoon. The journal Contents leaf that accompanies Reemes 'Plotinus' offprint lists the 14 other essays, many in German. A promising contribution in English, by one Helmut Satzinger, records ancient Egyptian snobbism: "How good was Tjeker-Ba'al's Egyptian? Mockery at foreign diction in the Report of Wenamin