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| 1 | Introduction | 1 |
| What Is a Myth? | 1 | |
| Myth and Geography | 2 | |
| History and the Sources of Egyptian Myth | 4 | |
| Protodynastic (Dynasty 0) and Early Dynastic Periods (Dynasties 1-2): c. 3200-2686 B.C.E. | 5 | |
| Old Kingdom (Dynasties 3-6) and First Intermediate Period (Dynasties 7-11): c. 2686-2055 B.C.E. | 8 | |
| Middle Kingdom and Second Intermediate Period (Dynasties 11-17): c. 2055-1550 B.C.E. | 12 | |
| New Kingdom (Dynasties 18-20) and Third Intermediate Period (Dynasties 21-24): c. 1550-747 B.C.E. | 19 | |
| Late Period and Ptolemaic Period (Dynasties 25-30 and the Ptolemies): 747-30 B.C.E. | 31 | |
| Roman Period: 30 B.C.E.-395 C.E. | 40 | |
| Post-Pharaonic Egypt | 45 | |
| 2 | Mythical Time Lines | 57 |
| Linear Time | 57 | |
| Cyclical Time | 89 | |
| 3 | Deities, Themes, and Concepts | 99 |
| Aker | 99 | |
| Akhet | 99 | |
| Ammut | 100 | |
| Amun (Amon, Ammon, Amen) | 100 | |
| Anat (Anath, Anta) | 102 | |
| Andjety (Anedjeti) | 102 | |
| Anti (Anty) | 103 | |
| Anubis (Anpu, Inpw) | 104 | |
| Anuket (Anukis) | 105 | |
| Apis | 105 | |
| Apophis (Apep) | 106 | |
| Arsaphes | 108 | |
| Ash | 108 | |
| Astarte (Ashtarte) | 108 | |
| Aten (Aton) | 109 | |
| Atum (Atem) | 111 | |
| Baal | 112 | |
| Babi (Baba) | 112 | |
| Baboons | 113 | |
| Banebdjedet (Banebdjed) | 114 | |
| Bastet (Bast, Boubastis, Pasht) | 115 | |
| Bat | 117 | |
| Bata | 117 | |
| Benu Bird (Phoenix) | 117 | |
| Bes and Beset | 118 | |
| Birds | 120 | |
| Boats | 121 | |
| Cattle | 123 | |
| Crocodiles | 126 | |
| Djed Pillar | 127 | |
| Ennead of Heliopolis | 128 | |
| Eye of Ra | 128 | |
| Eyes of Horus | 131 | |
| Feline Deities | 132 | |
| Geb | 135 | |
| Hand of Atum | 136 | |
| Hapy (Hapi) | 136 | |
| Hathor (Hwt-hr) | 137 | |
| Hatmehyt | 139 | |
| Heh Gods | 139 | |
| Heka (Hika) | 139 | |
| Heqet (Heqat, Hekat) | 139 | |
| Heryshef (Arsaphes, Harsaphes) | 141 | |
| Hippopotamus Goddesses | 141 | |
| Horemakhet (Harmachis) | 143 | |
| Horus (Hor) | 143 | |
| Horus the Child (Harpokrates, Harpocrates) | 146 | |
| Hu | 147 | |
| Ihy | 148 | |
| Imhotep (Imouthes) | 148 | |
| Ipet (Opet) | 149 | |
| Isis | 149 | |
| Iusaas | 152 | |
| Khentamentiu (Khentamenti) | 152 | |
| Khenty-Khety | 152 | |
| Khepri (Khepry, Khopri) | 152 | |
| Khnum (Chnum) | 153 | |
| Khonsu (Khons, Chons) | 155 | |
| Kings and Princes | 156 | |
| Lotus | 158 | |
| Maat (Ma'et) | 159 | |
| Mafdet | 161 | |
| Magicians | 161 | |
| Mahes (Mihos) | 163 | |
| Mehet-Weret (Mehurit, Methyer) | 163 | |
| Mehit (Mehyt, Mekhit) | 164 | |
| Meretseger | 164 | |
| Meskhenet | 164 | |
| Min | 164 | |
| Montu (Mont, Month) | 165 | |
| Moon | 166 | |
| Mut (Mout) | 168 | |
| Nefertem (Nefertum) | 169 | |
| Nehebkau | 169 | |
| Neith (Neit) | 169 | |
| Nekhbet | 170 | |
| Nemty | 171 | |
| Neper (Nepri) | 171 | |
| Nephthys | 171 | |
| Nun (Noun, Nu) | 172 | |
| Nut (Nout) | 173 | |
| Ogdoad of Hermopolis | 175 | |
| Onuris (Anhur, Inhur, Inhert) | 177 | |
| Osiris | 178 | |
| Pakhet | 180 | |
| Primeval Mound | 180 | |
| Primeval Ocean | 181 | |
| Ptah | 181 | |
| Ra (Re, Pre) | 182 | |
| Raet-Tawy (Raiyet) | 185 | |
| Ra-Horakhty | 185 | |
| Renenutet (Ernutet, Hermouthis, Thermouthis) | 185 | |
| Satet (Satis) and Anuket (Anukis) | 186 | |
| Sekhmet (Sakhmet) | 187 | |
| Serqet (Serket, Selkis) | 189 | |
| Seshat (Sechat) | 190 | |
| Seth (Set, Sutekh) | 191 | |
| Seven Hathors | 194 | |
| Shai (Shay) | 194 | |
| Shed | 195 | |
| Shentayet | 195 | |
| Shezmu | 195 | |
| Shu (Schu, Chou) and Tefnut (Tefenet) | 195 | |
| Sia and Hu (Hw) | 198 | |
| Snakes | 198 | |
| Sobek (Suchos) | 200 | |
| Sokar (Soker, Sokaris) | 202 | |
| Sons of Horus | 204 | |
| Sopdet (Sothis) | 205 | |
| Sopdu (Sopedu, Soped) | 205 | |
| Sothis | 206 | |
| Souls of Pe and Nekhen | 206 | |
| Sphinx | 206 | |
| Stars and Planets | 207 | |
| Tatjenen (Tatenen) | 209 | |
| Taweret (Tweret, Taurt, Thoeris) | 209 | |
| Tayet | 209 | |
| Tefnut | 209 | |
| Thoth | 209 | |
| Two Ladies | 211 | |
| Wadjyt (Wadjet, Ouadjet, Uto) | 213 | |
| Wepwawet (Upwaut) | 213 | |
| Weret-Hekau | 214 | |
| Wosret | 214 | |
| 4 | Egyptian Myth: Annotated Print and Nonprint Resources | 215 |
| Print Resources | 215 | |
| Nonprint Resources | 224 | |
| Glossary | 227 | |
| App.: Primary Sources | 233 | |
| Index | 239 | |
| About the Author | 257 |
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reviewed Egyptian Mythology: A Guide to the Gods, Goddesses, and Traditions of Ancient Egypt on June 10, 2017 Egyptian Mythology
From my childhood, i am too much curious to Egypt. After Greek mythology, i was decided to read Egyptian Mythology. Excellent introduction! Pinch structured the book well, with the first two sections split into longer chapters dealing with very important themes in Egyptian mythology (e.g. mythical time lines, etc).This is a good reference work for Studies in Ancient Egyptian mythology.
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