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With his earlier two series in Egyptology, Gerald Massey turned existing doctrine on its head to argue that not only had Egypt spawned human civilization, but that Egyptian mythology was the basis for Jewish and Christian beliefs. The culmination of his years at this particular intellectual... read more
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
Characters/People edit
- Ptah: Add a description of this character.
- Manes
- Adam
- Joseph
- Hathor
- Renouf
- Rannut
- Amenta
- Tefnut
- David
- Ani
- Maspero
- Maat
- Gillen
- Howitt
- Bata
- Evans
- Anup
- Jack
- Isaiah
- Ali
- Naville
- Great Mother
- Sothis
- Paul
- Messrs. Spencer
- Judah
- Hapi
- B. Ii
- Neale
- Duff Macdonald
- Sami
- Tiamat
- Kabhsenuf
- Joyce
- Solomon
- Hosea
- Miss Kingsley
- Iahu
- Sahu
- Jacob
Setting & Locations edit
- Egypt
- Aarru
- Ritual
- Sheol
- Elohim
- Israel
- Inner Africa
- Memphis
- Arunta
- Jerusalem
- Kamite
- Babylonia
- Alcheringa
- Rome
- Heaven
- Sebau
- Puanta
- India
- Great Bear
- Abydos
- Moon
- Tattu
- Greece
- Palestine
- Aquarius
- Central Africa
- Eridanus
- Judea
- Sekhem
- Herakles
- Virgo
- Hades
- Equatoria
- Hydra
- Frog
- England
- Putrata
- China
- Europe
- Edfu
- Uganda
- West Africa
- Ichthus
- Maelduin
- Kefa
- Eridu
First Sentence edit
THE other day a lad from London who had been taken to the sea-side for the first time in his life was standing with his mother looking at the rolling breakers tossing and tumbling in upon the sands, when he was heard to exclaim, "Oh, mother, who is it chucking them heaps o' water about?"
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 932
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