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nekozuki

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   posted 04-10-2006 05:20 PM                       
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Originally posted by Jaime Manuschevich:
No, I have not read it. I know the book only reference.

According to Manuel Soto de la Vega, Egyptology, "it is a text collection of innovations, magic charm, spells, orations, hymns, magical litanies and formulas, written generally in rolls of papyrus with illustrations or vignettes. They were placed in the tombs of the Egyptians that could allow such luxury from the New Empire.

There is something in this book that helps us to clarify this debate?
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Also in the Egyptian Book of Dead is the tale of the flood, there are theories that Osiris, Isis, and Horus were Atlantean royalty. They talk about their home in the West that sank. Not too mention another common story in ancient cultures is a war in heaven, it's in there too. The Egyptian Book of the Dead might be a history book too.