Called the "self-created, to whom none had given birth," the "lord of divine words," and the "heart of  Ra," this patron of the arts, hieroglyphics, science, and wisdom was believed to be the author of the Book  of the Dead.
Called the "self-created, to whom none had given birth," the "lord of divine words," and the "heart of  Ra," this patron of the arts, hieroglyphics, science, and wisdom was believed to be the author of the Book  of the Dead. When Horus and Set fought, he was the judge, and one of his most important duties was to  write down the results of the weighing of the heart of a deceased entering the afterlife. FTP, name this ibis-  headed Egyptian god often associated with writing.
Called the "self-created, to whom none had given birth," the "lord of divine words," and the "heart of  Ra," this patron of the arts, hieroglyphics, science, and wisdom was believed to be the author of the Book  of the Dead.
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