Flowers in Egyptian literature (flirting- lamentation) as an example
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flowers, lotus flower, literature, ancient EgyptAbstract
Flowers are beautiful adornments shaped by the depths of the earth to reveal their appearance, and they are the most beautiful things that nature gives to man. The ancient Egyptians knew many types of flowers that had great importance in their daily lives and were fond of them. The ancient Egyptians paid great attention to raising flowers, paying attention to language, and were creative in using flowers in various magazines. It is known for its suitable climate, such as moderate temperature, in addition to the presence of the Nile River, which is the feature that distinguishes the Egyptian land because of the silt it carries with it, which increases the fertility of the land. For these reasons, the land of Egypt has become agriculturally superior. All of these factors encouraged the cultivation of many types of flowers, the need for which was endless. It had a presence in ancient Egyptian literature. They mentioned it in their poetry, the most important of which was the lotus flower, their queen of flowers and the sacred flower, as it had a distinguished place in poems of love, flirtation, and lamentation
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