Egyptian Mythology: A Fascinating Guide to Understanding the Gods, Goddesses, Monsters, and Mortals (Greek Mythology - Norse Mythology - Egyptian Mythology Book 3)

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The authors maintain great density of information and you feel no less enlightened about the topic. Easy to read, entertaining, not overly scholarly, a quick read. Informative without getting one lost in the details and yet also leaving a hunger to kn... Read More

Clayton narrates in the third person, interspersed with imaginary dialogue between the gods. One of the most appealing aspects of the osiris myth is the human-like behavior of the gods within the story. They are to bring them together so that i may co... Read More

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A large portion of this book has historical information, along with written narrative conjecture on what may have occurred, rather than a compendium about myths and gods. There is no explanatory introduction giving a rationale for the myths, or how th... Read More

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Part three is the section focusing on what we know of the history of egypt and the mortals who interacted with the gods to change it

And ptah was long associated with the sun after it set as during each night the sun replenished itself preparing for the new day

These lines need more explanation for the readerskindle ed

The three abrahamic religions judaism christianity and islam have similarities and differences with the ancient egyptian religions

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This product had a total of 1,319 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jan 25 2023.