Horus - Origin Mythology

Origin Mythology

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Texts
  • Amduat
  • Books of Breathing
  • Book of Caverns
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  • Book of the Earth
  • Book of Gates
  • Book of the Netherworld
Related topics
  • Atenism
  • Curse of the Pharaohs

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