ROSALIE DAVID is Keeper of Egyptology and Reader in Egyptology at the Manchester Museum, University of Manchester. She is the Director of the Manchester Egyptian Mummy Research Project there, and has been Consultant and Presenter on TV and radio programmes in Britain, USA, Canada and Australia.

• Religion and Magic in Ancient EgyptList of Figures and MapsList of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsA Chronological Table of Egyptian HistoryChapter 1: The Creation of Egyptian CivilizationChapter 2: The Emergence of ReligionPredyanstic and Early Dynastic Periods, c.5000-2686 BCEChapter 3: The Rise of The Sun-CultThe Old Kingdom, c.2686-2181 BCEChapter 4: Osiris, the People's Godthe First Intermediate Period and the Middle Kingdom, c.2181-1786 BCEChapter 5: Religion and EmpireTransition from the Second Intermediate Period to the Early New Kingdom, 1786-c.1400 BCEChapter 6: The Amarna Heresythe New Kingdom, c.1400-1320 BCEChapter 7: The Return of OrthodoxyLater New Kingdom, c.1320-1085 BCEChapter 8: Kings and Priests: The Final ConflictThe Third Intermediate and Late Periods, 1085-332 BCEChapter 9: East Meets West: Conflict and Co-operation in Graeco-Roman Egypt332 BCE-4th Century ACEAppendix A: Selected Passages from Egyptian TextsAppendix B: A Selective List of Major Religious Sites in Egypt and NubiaNotesGlossaryBibliographyIndex

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ROSALIE DAVID is Keeper of Egyptology and Reader in Egyptology at the Manchester Museum, University of Manchester. She is the Director of the Manchester Egyptian Mummy Research Project there, and has been Consultant and Presenter on TV and radio programmes in Britain, USA, Canada and Australia.

• Religion and Magic in Ancient EgyptList of Figures and MapsList of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsA Chronological Table of Egyptian HistoryChapter 1: The Creation of Egyptian CivilizationChapter 2: The Emergence of ReligionPredyanstic and Early Dynastic Periods, c.5000-2686 BCEChapter 3: The Rise of The Sun-CultThe Old Kingdom, c.2686-2181 BCEChapter 4: Osiris, the People's Godthe First Intermediate Period and the Middle Kingdom, c.2181-1786 BCEChapter 5: Religion and EmpireTransition from the Second Intermediate Period to the Early New Kingdom, 1786-c.1400 BCEChapter 6: The Amarna Heresythe New Kingdom, c.1400-1320 BCEChapter 7: The Return of OrthodoxyLater New Kingdom, c.1320-1085 BCEChapter 8: Kings and Priests: The Final ConflictThe Third Intermediate and Late Periods, 1085-332 BCEChapter 9: East Meets West: Conflict and Co-operation in Graeco-Roman Egypt332 BCE-4th Century ACEAppendix A: Selected Passages from Egyptian TextsAppendix B: A Selective List of Major Religious Sites in Egypt and NubiaNotesGlossaryBibliographyIndex

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ROSALIE DAVID is Keeper of Egyptology and Reader in Egyptology at the Manchester Museum, University of Manchester. She is the Director of the Manchester Egyptian Mummy Research Project there, and has been Consultant and Presenter on TV and radio programmes in Britain, USA, Canada and Australia.

• Religion and Magic in Ancient EgyptList of Figures and MapsList of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsA Chronological Table of Egyptian HistoryChapter 1: The Creation of Egyptian CivilizationChapter 2: The Emergence of ReligionPredyanstic and Early Dynastic Periods, c.5000-2686 BCEChapter 3: The Rise of The Sun-CultThe Old Kingdom, c.2686-2181 BCEChapter 4: Osiris, the People's Godthe First Intermediate Period and the Middle Kingdom, c.2181-1786 BCEChapter 5: Religion and EmpireTransition from the Second Intermediate Period to the Early New Kingdom, 1786-c.1400 BCEChapter 6: The Amarna Heresythe New Kingdom, c.1400-1320 BCEChapter 7: The Return of OrthodoxyLater New Kingdom, c.1320-1085 BCEChapter 8: Kings and Priests: The Final ConflictThe Third Intermediate and Late Periods, 1085-332 BCEChapter 9: East Meets West: Conflict and Co-operation in Graeco-Roman Egypt332 BCE-4th Century ACEAppendix A: Selected Passages from Egyptian TextsAppendix B: A Selective List of Major Religious Sites in Egypt and NubiaNotesGlossaryBibliographyIndex

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