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An Illustrated Dictionary Of The Gods And Symbols Of Ancient Egypt Manfred Lurker

Name: An Illustrated Dictionary Of The Gods And Symbols Of Ancient Egypt Manfred Lurker
SKU: BELL-23282428
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An Illustrated Dictionary Of The Gods And Symbols Of Ancient Egypt Manfred Lurker instant download after payment.

Publisher: Thames & Hudson

File Extension: PDF

File size: 81.98 MB

Author: Manfred Lurker

ISBN: 9780500272534, 0500272530, 9780500272551

Language: English

Year: 2006

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An Illustrated Dictionary Of The Gods And Symbols Of Ancient Egypt Manfred Lurker by Manfred Lurker 9780500272534, 0500272530, 9780500272551 instant download after payment.

Why was a humble dung beetle chosen to represent the sun god
as Khepri, or a desert jackal to represent Anubis, the embalmer
god? Ancient Egyptian religion, with its many gods and symbols, 40
has always been a source of wonder and mystery to monotheistic
Western man. In this compact guide to the gods and symbols of ancient
Egypt-their interpretation, their signifhicance and their cults -many puzzling
and intriguing questions are answered in nearly 300 entries, ranging from
Acacia to Wreath.
Thise dition was revised by Peter A. Clayton, an Egyptologist and writer
who lectures widely on the subject in Europe and Egypt. He selected over 100 illustrations to complement the text and to provide an informative yet conCISC
guide. A detailed index to the illustrations and extended captions complete this
essential work of reference.