The god was believed to consume only the spiritual essence of this meal, which allowed the food to be distributed to others, an act which the Egyptians called the "reversion of offerings".
This belief allowed the food to be distributed to others, an act that the Egyptians called the "reversion of offerings". The god was believed to consume only the spiritual essence of this meal.
The god was believed to consume only the spiritual essence of this meal. This belief allowed the food to be distributed to others, an act that the Egyptians called the "reversion of offerings".
The god was believed to consume only the spiritual essence of this meal. This belief allowed the food to be distributed to others, an act that the Egyptians called the "reversion of offerings".