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Osiris and the Egyptian resurrection;
E. A. Wallis Budge
Osiris and the Egyptian resurrection;
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Budge’s book examines ancient Egyptian beliefs about Osiris, death, rebirth, and the afterlife, drawing heavily on translations and interpretations of funerary texts. It is historically significant as part of the early study of Egyptology and modern occult interest in Egyptian religion, and readers will find detailed discussion of resurrection myths, ritual, and funerary symbolism.
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