About Egyptian Myth And Legend
Egyptian myths were metaphorical stories intended to illustrate and explain the gods' actions and roles in nature. The details of the events they recounted could change as long as they conveyed the same symbolic meaning,...
Egyptian myths were metaphorical stories intended to illustrate and explain the gods' actions and roles in nature. The details of the events they recounted could change as long as they conveyed the same symbolic meaning, so many myths exist in different and conflicting versions. Mythical narratives were rarely written in full, and more often texts only contain episodes from or allusions to a larger myth. Knowledge of Egyptian mythology, therefore, is derived mostly from hymns that detail the roles of specific deities, from ritual and magical texts which describe actions related to mythic events, and from funerary texts which mention the roles of many deities in the afterlife. Some information is also provided by allusions in secular texts. Finally, Greeks and Romans such as Plutarch recorded some of the extant myths late in Egyptian history.· CHAPTER I. Creation Legend of Sun Worshippers· CHAPTER II. The Tragedy of Osiris· CHAPTER III. Dawn of Civilization· CHAPTER IV. The Peasant who became King· CHAPTER V. Racial Myths in Egypt and Europe· CHAPTER VI. The City of the Elf God· CHAPTER VII. Death and the Judgment· CHAPTER VIII. The Religion of the Stone Workers· CHAPTER IX. A Day in Old Memphis· CHAPTER X. The Great Pyramid Kings· CHAPTER XI. Folk Tales of Fifty Centuries· CHAPTER XII. Triumph of the Sun God· CHAPTER XIII. Fall of the Old Kingdom· CHAPTER XIV. Father Gods and Mother Goddesses· CHAPTER XV. The Rise of Amon· CHAPTER XVI. Tale of the Fugitive Prince· CHAPTER XVII. Egypt's Golden Age· CHAPTER XVIII. Myths and Lays of the Middle Kingdom· CHAPTER XIX. The Island of Enchantment· CHAPTER XX. The Hyksos and their Strange God· CHAPTER XXI. Joseph and the Exodus· CHAPTER XXII. Amon, the God of Empire· CHAPTER XXIII. Tale of the Doomed Prince· CHAPTER XXIV. Changes in Social and Religious Life· CHAPTER XXV. Amenhotep the Magnificent and Queen Tiy· CHAPTER XXVI. The Religious Revolt of the Poet King· CHAPTER XXVII. The Empire of Rameses and the Homeric Age· CHAPTER XXVIII. Egypt and the Hebrew Monarchy· CHAPTER XXIX. The Restoration and the End***Important***In order to keep the app 100% free, you will receive the following –Search shortcut icon on your home screen,Search shortcut on your bookmarks and browser homepage.This will help us bring you more cool apps like this in the future.You can delete the search shortcuts easily (Drag & Drop to the garbage), this will not affect the application in any way.
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Here you can find the changelog of Egyptian Myth And Legend since it was posted on our website on 2013-08-23 13:46:40.
The latest version is 2013.1 and it was updated on 2024-04-23 09:02:07. See below the changes in each version.
Egyptian Myth And Legend version 2013.1
Updated At: 2013-03-01
Egyptian Myth And Legend version 2013.1
Updated At: 2013-03-01
Changes: Several fixes and updates
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