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In 2020 a special edition of the two-volume Book of Thoth published in 2005 will be available. The first volume, a reprint, comprises interpretative essays, discussion of specific points such as the manuscript tradition, script, and language, the transliteration of the Demotic text, translation, and commentary as well as a consecutive translation, glossary, bibliography, and indices. The second volume, which contains photographs of the papyri, is published in a new smaller layout.The composition, which the editors entitle the “Book of Thoth”, is preserved on over forty Graeco-Roman Period papyri from collections in Berlin, Copenhagen, Florence, New Haven, Paris, and Vienna. The central witness is a papyrus of fifteen columns in the Berlin Museum. Written almost entirely in the Demotic script, the Book of Thoth is probably the product of scribes of the “House of Life”, the temple scriptorium. It comprises largely a dialogue between a deity, usually called “He-who-praises-knowledge” (possibly Thoth himself or a priestly master assuming the role of Thoth) and a mortal, “He-who-loves-knowledge”. The work covers such topics as the scribal craft, sacred geography, the underworld, wisdom, prophecy, animal knowledge, and temple ritual. The language is poetic; the lines are often clearly organized into verses.This special edition is intended as a prelude to the forthcoming Volume Three of the Book of Thoth, which will present a revised transliteration, translation, notes, and facsimiles, as well as editions of numerous “new” fragments. Volume Three will take into account progress made on the understanding of the composition and its reconstruction by the editors and other scholars since the publication of the editio princeps in 2005
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Ibissen. --- Thoth. --- Ibis Nome (Egypt).
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Software compatibility --- Structured programming --- Thoth (Computer system)
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God. --- Sopdu (Egyptian deity). --- Thoth (Egyptian deity). --- Moses,
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The ancient Egyptians were firmly convinced of the importance of magic, which was both a source of supernatural wisdom and a means of affecting one's own fate. The gods themselves used it for creating the world, granting mankind magical powers as an aid to the struggle for existence. Magic formed a link between human beings, gods, and the dead. Magicians were the indispensable guardians of the god-given cosmic order, learned scholars who were always searching for the Magic Book of Thoth, which could explain the wonders of nature. Egyptian Magic, illustrated with wonderful and mysterious objects from European museum collections, describes how Egyptian sorcerers used their craft to protect the weakest members of society, to support the gods in their fight against evil, and to imbue the dead with immortality, and explores the arcane systems and traditions of the occult that governed this well-organized universe of ancient Egypt.
Magic, Egyptian --- Thoth (Egyptian deity) --- Gods, Egyptian --- Egypt --- Religion --- Antiquities --- Egyptian magic --- Coptic magic --- Egyptian gods --- Antiquities. --- Religion. --- Magic, Egyptian. --- Gods, Egyptian. --- Thoth --- Egypt - Religion --- Egypt - Antiquities
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Thoth (Egyptian deity) --- Thot (Divinité égyptienne) --- Papyrus démotiques --- Thot (Divinité égyptienne) --- Egyptian language --- Egyptien (Langue) --- Papyri, Demotic --- Papyrus démotiques --- Thoth
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Hermetism --- Hermeticism --- Occultism --- History --- Hermes, --- Ermete, --- Hermes Mercurius, --- Hermès, --- Hermes Trismegistus. --- Mercurius, --- Thoth, --- Trismegistus, Hermes --- هرمس، --- Hermes Trismegistus --- Ermete Trimegisto --- Ermete Trismegisto --- Hermes Mercurius Trismegistus --- Hermès Trismégiste --- Hermes Trismegistos --- Mercurius Trismegistus --- Thoth
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