Pyramid Texts, Coffin Texts, Book of the Dead, Osiris, Isis, Ra, underworld judgment, magic, and kingship.
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Egyptian Book of the Dead material with Budge's public-domain presentation and Renouf/Naville's chapter-level public-domain translation for spell lookup.
The Pyramid Texts are indexed by section and utterance for royal afterlife, resurrection, sky ascent, offerings, protective charms, serpent spells, divine council, Osiris, Horus, Nut, Geb, ka, ba, and ritual speech.
Budge's public-domain English presentation of the Book Am-Tuat, organized by the twelve night divisions or hours traversed by the sun god through the Tuat.
Budge's public-domain English presentation of the Book of Gates, organized by the fourteen Book of Gates chapters and the named gates or divisions traversed by the sun god through the Tuat.
Budge's concise survey of Egyptian beliefs about the soul, judgment, resurrection, Osiris, and the life after death.
A public-domain collection of Egyptian mythic narratives, including creation material, divine conflict, and Osiris-Isis-Horus traditions.
Project Gutenberg public-domain Budge and Renouf/Naville English editions loaded
Budge presentation plus Renouf/Naville 1904 chapter-level translation are indexed for Book of the Dead spell lookup and source-object mapping.
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Indexed for soul, judgment, resurrection, Osiris, immortality, underworld punishment, and Egyptian afterlife belief.
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Indexed for Egyptian creation, Ra, Apep, Isis, Osiris, Horus, divine conflict, magical speech, resurrection, and mother-goddess material.
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Imported as version renouf-naville-1904 under the main book-of-the-dead text. Commentary notes are source-linked but not bulk displayed in the reader.
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Indexed by section and utterance for royal afterlife, resurrection, sky ascent, offerings, protective charms, serpent spells, divine council, Osiris, Horus, Nut, Geb, ka, ba, and ritual speech.
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Acts as the bridge between royal Pyramid Texts and later Book of the Dead traditions. Source guide can discuss the corpus now; full text waits for display-safe handling.
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Useful for night-journey, solar rebirth, gates, guardians, underworld geography, and comparison with apocalypse/afterlife systems.
uses indexed Egyptian funerary texts plus public-domain classical/source summaries
Source-map layer for murdered king, dismemberment, Isis's restoration, Horus's succession, judgment, and resurrection comparisons.
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Candidate source image for the book-of-the-dead reader page. Fetched metadata (Brooklyn opencollection 118297): Papyrus, ink, pigment; reportedly from Memphis; ca. 1500-1480 B.C.E.; early Dynasty 18, New Kingdom; 35.6 x 744.2 cm; Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund; one of the oldest and longest known illustrated Books of the Dead. IMAGE NOT ARCHIVED: the fetched page did not expose an image reuse license or a direct image URL, so per evidence rules the photo was not archived. Admin action: confirm Brooklyn Museum's image reuse terms (and capture a direct image URL) before archiving as a source-image sidecar; if cleared, link to text book-of-the-dead with topics afterlife/soul/resurrection.
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