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William Morrow Paperbacks , Paperback, 320 pages
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Ancient Egyptian Magic is the first authoritative modern work on the occult practices that pervaded all aspects of life in ancient Egypt. Based on fascinating archaeological discoveries, it includes everything from how to write your name in hieroglyphs to the proper way to bury a king, as well as: Tools and training of magicians Interpreting dreams Ancient remedies for headaches, cataracts, and indigestion Wrapping a mummy Recipes for magic potions and beauty creams Explanations of amulets and pyramid power A spell to entice a lover A fortune-telling calendar These subjects and many more will appeal to everyone interested in Egyptology, magic, parapsychology, and the occult; or ancient religions and mythology.
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Book Description: New York: Morrow 1980. First Edition. Hardcover. size: (8-10"). Very good plus, in a very good dust jacket (in fresh Mylar protector), a solid copy of the scarce hardcover edition. Pages: 322.
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320 p.; 6.02 inches
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0688007961 / 9780688007966
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Ancient Egyptian Magic by Bob Brier (Paperback)
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