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Ancient Egyptians: Religious Beliefs And Practises
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Poor Book has considerable wear and marks, could have small pieces missing from jacket, all defects are mentioned
Fair Book has considerable wear, may have some small pieces missing from jacket, but is complete with defects mentioned.
Good Book has general wear, but is still clean and very presentable.
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New A book is brand new and never used.
Some minor wear, creases, scuffs and marks on dust jacket cover, edges and spine. Interior pages are clean and tight
Book Format
Hard Cover With Dust Jacket
ISBN
0710008775
Date Published
1982
Book Publisher
Routledge & Kegan Paul
Book Author: A Rosalie David
Book Format: Hard Cover With Dust Jacket
Book Publisher: Routledge & Kegan Paul
Publication Year: 1982
Book ISBN: 0710008775
This book traces the evolution of religious beliefs and practices within the historical and political contexts of the main periods of Egypt's civilization. It shows how historical and political events influenced state cults, temple rituals and funerary practices, and also emphasizes how religion permeated most aspects of everyday life, including law, medicine and education. The book also describes how some religious customs have even survived, in different forms, until the present day.
Book Condition: Good (Some minor wear, creases, scuffs and marks on dust jacket cover, edges and spine. Interior pages are clean and tight)
Book Genre: Non-Fiction
Book Category: History
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