Publisher's Synopsis
This scholarly volume provides a comprehensive study of the gods and religion of ancient Egypt. Written by the renowned German theologian Paul Ernst Jablonski, Pantheon Aegyptiorum offers detailed descriptions and analyses of the major deities worshipped by the ancient Egyptians, as well as insights into the broader cultural and religious context in which they were revered.
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