Religiia i magiia Drevnego Egipta - Badzh Ernest Al'fred Uolles

The English orientalist and archaeologist Ernest Alfred Wallis Budge (1857-1934) worked for forty years at the British Museum and thirty of them served as the custodian of the collection of Egyptian antiquities - the largest outside Egypt. A man of adventurous warehouse, he traveled around Egypt and with all the truths and crooks replenished the collection of the museum, and the results of his research and related guesses reported in fascinating books, equally addressed to the scientific community and the general Public. This edition presents two of his works: "Egyptian Religion" and "Egyptian Magic." Baju was fortunate enough to work with the most valuable papyrus, and above all he relies on them in his conclusions about the parallel existence in ancient Egypt of the belief in a single God and a complex system of cults and beliefs with which the magical were inextricably linked. Rituals. There is no consensus in Egyptology on his judgments, but they are always of interest and leave no one indifferent.