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Two Brothers, Tale Of An Egyptian composition with parallels to the biblical story of Joseph the patriarch. The text dates to the late 19th Dynasty of the New Kingdom period. It is found in Papyrus D’Orbiney, currently housed in the British Museum. The text identifies the author as a scribe named Ennana, who seems to have composed the story during Seti II’s reign (1200–1194 bc).

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