Seth - A Misrepresente God in the Ancient Egyptian Pantheon
Author: Philip John Turner
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Description: Seth - A Misrepresente God in the Ancient Egyptian Pantheon por Philip John Turner explores the multifaceted nature of Seth, moving beyond the common portrayal of villain. Discover Seth's evolution through various periods of Egyptian history, offering a comprehensive look at his misunderstood role.
Pages: 253
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