Religion in Ancient Egypt: Gods, Myths, and Personal Practice
by David Silverman, Byron E. Shafer, John R. Baines, Leonard H. Lesko
Religion in Ancient Egypt explores the gods, myths, and personal practices that formed the spiritual world of ancient Egyptian society. Drawing on the work of four scholars, this book provides a focused introduction to a major religious tradition and its place in ancient history.
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Religion in Ancient Egypt examines the beliefs and practices that shaped spiritual life in ancient Egyptian society.
The book focuses on gods, myths, and the ways people engaged with religion in personal practice.
Written by David Silverman, Byron E. Shafer, John R. Baines, and Leonard H. Lesko, it offers a focused study of ancient Egyptian religion.
Readers interested in Egyptian history, mythology, and the development of religious traditions will find a useful introduction to the subject.
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