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Explores the pervasive role of magic in Egyptian religion and life through an examination of amulets, wax images, spirit placements, and superstitions concerning demons, ghosts, and animals.
Explores the pervasive role of magic in Egyptian religion and life through an examination of amulets, wax images, spirit placements, and superstitions concerning demons, ghosts, and animals.
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IN the first volume of this series an attempt was made to set before the reader a statement of the ideas and beliefs which the ancient Egyptians held in respect of God, the "gods," the Judgment, the Resurrection, and Immortality; in short, to sketch in brief outline much of what was beautiful, and noble, and sublime in their religion. Read the first page
IN the first volume of this series an attempt was made to set before the reader a statement of the ideas and beliefs which the ancient Egyptians held in respect of God, the "gods," the Judgment, the Resurrection, and Immortality; in short, to sketch in brief outline much of what was beautiful, and noble, and sublime in their religion. Read the first page
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