The program

Day 1 (November 9)
“Museion” (Kolymazhnny Lane, house 6, building 2; entrance from Maly Znamensky Lane)

10.00–10.30
Greeting from the Directorate of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow
Doronchenkov I.A. – Deputy Director
Greeting from the Directorate of the Coptic Museum, Cairo

10.30–12.00 Moderator: O.A. Vassilieva
1. Mary Magdi (Coptic Museum) Wall painting of the Apa Jeremiah monastery at Saqqara.
2. Jeanette Marzouk, Inas Eliya Shakhata Khalil (Coptic Museum). Traditional Coptic ceremonies
3. Evgenia Aleksandrovna Anokhina, Olga Aleksandrovna Vassilieva (Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts) Collection of Late Antique and Early Christian Egypt at the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts
4. Maria Alekseevna Lidova (Institute of Slavic Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences). Late antique wooden relief with apostles from the collection of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts (I 1a No. 5834)

COFFEE BREAK 12.00–12.30

12.30–13.30 Moderator: Bolshakov A.O.
1. Vinogradov Andrey Yuryevich (Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Higher School of Economics) Egyptian churches with a triconchial altar: on the question of origin.
2. Tomashevich Olga Vladimirovna (MSU) Ancient Egyptian Horus and St. George.
3. Ladynin Ivan Andreevich (MSU) Sesostris – Tosortros – Sostris: about another possible contamination in the ideas about the past of Egypt.

LUNCH 13.30–14.30

14.30–17.00 Moderator: I.A. Ladynin
1. Frangulyan Liliya Rubenovna (Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences). From protection to admonition: the language of patronage in Coptic encomia to saints and angelic entities (based on CSCO 544 and 524).
2. Rogozhina Anna Alekseevna (Higher School of Economics). “Language” of Coptic hymnography.
3. Kuvatova Valeria Zufarovna (Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences). The prophecies of Isaiah and Jeremiah in the mausoleum “Chapel of the Exodus”: on the question of possible influences
4. Strievskaya Elena Alexandrovna (Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts) Late antique bone plaques with subjects from the Dionysian circle from the collection of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts
5. Obraztsova Ksenia Borisovna (State Institute for Art Studies) Ahmic clavus with images of the Earth and the Sea from the collections of the State Hermitage Museum and the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, and monuments of their circle
6. Frolova Elizaveta Dmitrievna (HSE University, 5th year) Holy Healers in Coptic Egypt

Day 2 (November 10)
“Ivan Tsvetaev Educational Art Museum” (Chayanov Street, 15, building 6, RSUH, entrance “Museum”)

10.30–11.30 Moderator: Chegodaev M.A.
1. Bolshakov Andrey Olegovich (State Hermitage Museum) M.E. Matie: an attempt at a psychological portrait
2. Lavrentyeva Nika Vladimirovna (State Museum of Fine Arts) Casts of Coptic reliefs from the collection of the State Museum of Fine Arts
3. Vanyukova Darya Vladimirovna (The State Museum of Oriental Art) “A Fragment of Coptic Fabric from the Collection of the State Museum of Oriental Art”

COFFEE BREAK 11:30–12:00

12:00–13:00 Moderator: N.V. Lavrentyeva
1. Demidchik Arkady Evgenievich (St. Petersburg State University). The Marriage of Sinuhe.
2. Anokhina Evgenia Alexandrovna (State Museum of Fine Arts), Petrova Anastasia Andreevna (Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences) A new demotic teaching from the collection of the A.S. Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts.
3. Makeeva Natalya Valentinovna (St. Petersburg State University). The Strange Choice of the Nobleman Chai (TT22) and Other Cases of Lapidary Hieratic.

LUNCH 13:00–14:00

14:00–17:00 Moderator: A.E. Demidchik
1. Chegodaev Mikhail Andreevich (Dm. Pozharsky University) And to tell in a tale, and to describe in a pen.
2. Alexandrov Ekaterina Vladimirovna (HSE University) “Those who cut, cut”: name and image as carriers of the motif in scenes of retribution in the Books of the Other World (an attempt at quantitative analysis).
3. Ermachkova Inna Vladimirovna (Moscow State University) Imhotep as a demi‑god in the temple tradition of Ptolemaic Egypt.
4. Dashkina Angelina Rushatovna (Moscow State University) The campaigns of Thutmose III in Asia as reflected in sources of various genres: similarities and contradictions.
5. Muzychuk Ekaterina Maksimovna (Moscow State University) Ancient Egyptian libation bowls with the face of Hathor: the significance of the divine image.
6. Nemirovsky Alexander Arkadyevich (Institute of World History of the Russian Academy of Sciences). The account by Ibn Said — Ibn Khaldun of an ancient Asian invasion of Egypt and the New Kingdom royal monuments.
7. Petrova Anastasia Andreevna (Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences) Will and Intent: The Vocabulary of Desire and Decision in the Egyptian Language