Modern Egyptian Ritual Magick

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A Concise Dictionary of Egyptian Archaeology, M. Broderick and A.A. Morton.
  • 193 pages of entries on specific archaeological discoveries and sites as well as cultural, religious and historical information.
An Egyptian Hieroglyphic Dictionary, E.A. Wallis Budge.
  • List of Authorities Quoted
  • List of Hieroglyphic Characters
  • Coptic, Semitic, and Persian Cuneiform Alphabets
  • Egyptian Dictionary
  • List of Kings' Names
  • List of Countries, CIties, Towns, etc.
  • Index of English Words
  • Index of Kings' Names
  • Index of Geographical Names
  • Geographical Names in Coptic, Greek, Hebrew, Assyrian, Syriac, Arabic, etc.
  • List of Coptic Words Quoted in the Dictionary
  • List of Non-Egyptian Words Quoted in the Dictionary
The Liturgy of Funerary Offerings, E.A. Wallis Budge
  • Doctrine of Offerings
  • Liturgy of Funerary Offerings Described
  • Description of the Offerings
  • The Liturgy Described
  • The Liturgy According to the Text of Unas
  • The Liturgy According to the Text of Peta-Amen-Af
Ancient Egyptian Literature, Miriam Lichtheim
Volume One, Old and Middle Kingdoms
Monumental Inscriptions from Private Tombs
  • Inscriptions of the Princess Ni-sedjer-kai
  • Inscriptions of Hetep-her-akhet
  • Inscription of Nefer-seshem-re called Sheshi
  • Stela of Ni-hebsed-Pepi from Naqada
  • The Autobiography of Weni
  • The Autobiography of Harkhuf
A Royal Decree
  • Charter of King Pepi I for the Chapel of his Mother
From the Pyramid Texts
  • Unas Pyramid Texts: Utterances 217, 329, 245, 253, 263, 270, 273, 274, 304, 309, 317
  • Teti Pyramid Texts: Utterances 337, 350, 373, 402, 403, 406, 407
  • Pepi I Pyramid Texts: Utterances 432, 440, 442, 446, 454, 486, 517, 573
A Theological Treatise
  • "The Memphite Theology"
Didactic Literature
  • The Instruction of Prince Hardjedef
  • The Instruction Addressed to Kagemni
  • The Instruction of Ptahhotep
Monumental Inscriptions from Private Tombs
  • Stela of Count Indi of This
  • The First Part of the Autobiography of Ankhtifi
  • Stela of the Butler Merer of Edfu
  • Stela of the Treasurer Iti of Imyotru
  • Stela of the Steward Seneni of Coptus
  • Stela of the Soldier Qedes from Gebelein
  • Stela of the Treasurer Tjetji
The Prayers of a Theban King
  • A Stela of King Wahankh Intef II
The Testament of a Heracleopolitan King
  • The Instruction Addressed to King Merikare
Monumental Inscriptions
  • Rock Stela of Mentuhotep IV
  • Building Inscription of Sesostris I
  • Boundary Stela of Sesostris III
  • Stela of Intef Son of Sent
  • Stela of Ikhernofret
  • Stela of Sehetep-ib-re
  • Stela of Horemkhauf
A Spell from the Coffin Texts
  • CT 1130 and 1031
Didactic Literature
  • The Instruction of King Amenemhet I for His Son Sesostris I
  • The Prophecies of Neferti
  • The Complaints of Khakheperre-sonb
  • The Admonitions of Ipuwer
  • The Dispute between a Man and his Ba
  • The Eloquent Peasant
  • The Satire of the Trades
Songs and Hymns
  • Three Harpers' Songs
  • A Cycle of Hymns to King Sesostris III
  • A Hymn to the Red Crown
  • A Hymn to Osiris and a Hymn to Min
  • A Hymn to Hapi
Prose Tales
  • The Tale of the Shipwrecked Sailor
  • Three Tales of Wonder
  • The Story of Sinuhe
Indexes
  • Divinities
  • Kings and Queens
  • Personal Names
  • Geographic and Ethnical Terms
  • Egyptian Words
  • Some Major Concepts
The Egyptian Book of the Dead, E.A. Wallis Budge
  • The Versions of the Book of the Dead
  • The Legend of Osiris
  • The Doctrine of Eternal Life
  • Egyptian Ideas of God
  • The Abode of the Blessed
  • The Gods of the Book of the Dead
  • Geographical and Mythological Places
  • Funeral Ceremonies
  • The Papyrus of Ani
  • Table of Chapters
  • The Hieroglyphic Text of the Papyrus of Ani, with Interlinear Transliteration and Word for Word Translation
  • Translation
  • Bibliography
The Egyptian Heaven & Hell, E.A. Wallis Budge
  • Origin of Illustrated Guides to the Other World
  • The Earliest Egyptian Conception of the Other World
  • The Reunion of the Beatified and their Recognition of Each Other in the Other World
  • The Chapter of the Gathering Together of a Man's Ancestors to Him in Neter-Kher
  • The Book Am-Tuat and the Book of Gates
  • The Book Am-Tuat and the Books of Gates Compared - The Western Vestibule of the Tuat
  • Second Division of the Tuat
  • Third Division of the Tuat
  • Fourth and Fifth Divisions of the Tuat. From the Book Am-Tuat.
  • Fourth and Fifth Divisions of the Tuat. From the Book of Gates.
  • Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Divisions of the Tuat. From the Book Am-Tuat.
  • Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Divisions of the Tuat. From the Book of Gates.
  • Tenth and Eleventh Divisions of the Tuat. From the Book Am-Tuat.
  • Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh Divisions of the Tuat. From the Book of Gates.
  • The Eastern Vestibule of the Tuat
The Gods of the Egyptians, E.A. Wallis Budge
Volume One
  • The Gods of Egypt
  • Unas, the Slayer and Eater of the Gods
  • Conception of God and the 'Gods'
  • Primitive Gods and Nome Gods
  • The Companions of the Gods in Heaven
  • The Underworld
  • Hell and the Damned
  • The Oldest Company of the Gods and the Creation
  • History of the Creation of the Gods and of the World (Hieroglyphic Texts)
  • Ra, the Sun-God, and his Forms
  • The Myths of Ra
  • The Legend of Ra and Isis (Hieroglyphic Texts)
  • The Destruction of Mankind (Hieroglyphic Texts)
  • Thoth and Maat and the Other Goddesses Who Were Associated with Him
  • Hathor and the Hathor-Goddesses
  • The Horus Gods
  • The Great Triad of Memphis, Ptah, Sekhet, and I-Em-Hetep
Volume Two
  • Amen and Amen-Ra, and the Triad of Thebes
  • Hapi, the God of the Nile
  • The Triad of Elephantine
  • Aten, the God and Disk of the Sun
  • The Great Company of the Gods of Heliopolis
  • Osiris
  • Hymns to Osiris
  • Hymns to Osiris from the Book of the Dead
  • Hymn to Osiris (Hieroglyphic Texts)
  • The Names of Osiris
  • Plutarch's Mythological History of Isis and Osiris
  • Asar-Hapi or Serapis
  • Isis
  • The Sorrows of Isis
  • Set and Nephthys
  • Anpu or Anubis
  • Cippi of Horus
  • Foreign Gods
  • Miscellaneous Gods
  • Sacred Animals and Birds
  • Index
Osiris and the Egyptian Resurrection, E.A. Wallis Budge
Volume One
  • The History of Osiris as told by Classical Writers
  • The Name and Iconography of Osiris
  • The Mutilation and Dismemberment of Osiris, His Reconstitution and Resurrection, His Entrance into Heaven and His State of Being There
  • The Heaven of Osiris unde the VIth Dynasty, with Translations from the Pyramid Texts
  • Osiris and Cannibalism
  • Osiris and Human Sacrifice, and Funeral Murders
  • Osiris and Dancing
  • Osiris and Sacrifice and Offerings
  • Osiris, the Ancestral Spirit and God
  • Osiris as Judge of the Dead
  • The African Belief in God and the Doctrine of Last Things
  • Osiris as a Moon-God
  • Osiris as a Bull-God
Volume Two
  • The Shrines, Miracle Plays, and Mysteries of Osiris
  • The Mysteries of Osiris at Denderah
  • The Book of Making the Spirit of Osiris
  • Osiris and the African Grave
  • African Funeral Ceremonies and Burials Described
  • The African Doctrine of Last Things
  • Spirits and the Spirit World: The Place of Departed Spirits
  • Magic (Witchcraft), Black and White
  • Fetishism
  • Spitting as a Religious Act
  • The Wearing of Tails by Men and Women
  • Miscellaneous (includes marriage, purification after birth, strong names, astronomy, the underworld, tree-worship, and spirit burial)
  • The Goddess Isis and Her Cult
  • The Worship of Osiris and Isis in Foreign Lands
  • Appendix - Translations from the Pyramid Texts of Pepi I, Mer-En-Ra, and Pepi II
  • Additional Notes and Index
Egyptian Language, E.A. Wallis Budge
  • Hieroglyphic Writing
  • The Rosetta Stone and the Decipherment of Hieroglyphics
  • Hieroglyphics as Ideographs, Phonetics and Determinatives
  • A Selection of Hieroglyphic Characters with their Phonetic Values
  • Pronouns and Pronominal Suffixes
  • Nouns
  • The Article
  • Adjectives, Numerals, Time, the Year, etc.
  • The Verb
  • Adverbs, Prepositions, etc.
  • Conjunctions and Particles
  • Extracts for Reading and Translating
    • Inscription of Pepi I
    • General Stele of Panehesi
    • Inscription of Anebni
    • Text from the CXXVth Chapter of the Book of the Dead
From Fetish to God in Ancient Egypt, E.A. Wallis Budge
  • The Religions of Ancient Egypt
  • Predynastic Cults
  • Magic as the Foundation of the Egyptian Religions
  • Ancient Egyptian Theological Systems and Dogmas
  • The Family of Geb and Nuit
  • Hathor and the Hathor-Goddesses
  • Gods - Cosmic, Stellar, Borrowed, and Foreign
  • Imported Foreign Gods and Goddesses
  • Memphite Theology and the God Ptah-Tenen
  • Osiris the Rival of Ra
  • The Judgement of the Dead and the Weighing of the Heart Before Osiris
  • The Osirian Penitent
  • The Life Beyond the Grave
  • The Tuat or Underworld
  • Hymns to the Gods, Litanies, etc.
  • The Dramatic Aspects of Certain Egyptian Myths
  • Legends of the Gods
  • Index
Egyptian Magic, E.A. Wallis Budge
  • Antiquity of Magical Practices in Egypt
  • Magical Stones or Amulets
  • Magical Figures
  • Magical Pictures and Formulae, Spells, etc.
  • Magical Names
  • Magical Ceremonies
  • Demoniacal Possession, Dreams, Ghosts, Lucky and Unlucky Days, Horoscopes, Prognostications, Transformations, and the Worship of Animals
Legends of the Egyptian Gods, Hieroglyphic Texts and Translations, E.A. Wallis Budge
  • The Legend of the Creation
  • The Legend of the Destruction of Mankind
  • The Legend of Ra and the Snake-Bite
  • The Legend of Horus of Edfu and the Winged Disk
  • The Legend of the Origin of Horus
  • A Legend of Khensu Nefer-Hetep and the Princess of Bekhten
  • The Legend of Khnemu and a Seven Years' Famine
  • The Legend of the Death and Resurrection of Horus
  • The Legend of Isis and Osiris According to Classical Writers
The Mummy: Funereal Rites & Customs in Ancient Egypt, E.A. Wallis Budge
  • The Egyptian Race and Language
  • The Land of Egypt
  • Egyptian Chronology
  • The History of Egypt
  • List of Egyptian Dynasties
  • List of Nomes of Upper and Lower Egypt
  • List of the Cartouches of the Principal Egyptian Kings
  • The Rosetta Stone
  • An Egyptian Funeral
  • Mummy, Methods of Mummifying
  • Mummy Cloth and Akhmim Embroideries
  • Canopic Jars and the Inscriptions Upon Them
  • Chests for Canopic Jars
  • The Book of the Dead
  • Pillows
  • Ushabtiu Figures
  • Ptah-Seker-Ausar Figures
  • Sepulchral Boxes
  • Funereal Cones or Models of Loaves of Bread
  • Stelae
  • Vases
  • Objects for the Toilet, Mirrors, Tweezers, Hair-pins, Combs, Fans, Kohl-pots, Oils
  • Necklaces, Rings, Bracelets, etc.
  • Scarabs
  • Amulets
  • Figures of the Gods
  • Figures of Animals, etc, Sacred to the Gods
  • Figures of Kings and Private Persons
  • Coffins
  • Sarcophagi
  • Egyptian Tombs: Mastabas, Pyramids, Theban Tombs
  • Egyptian Writing Materials
  • Egyptian Writing
  • Mummies of Animals, Reptiles, Birds, and Fishes
  • Cippi of Horus
  • The Egyptian Months, and their Names, in Coptic, Greek, and Arabic
  • Egyptian and Coptic Numbers
  • A List of Common Hieroglyphic Characters
  • A List of Common Determinatives
Maat Magick, Nema
Introduction by Kenneth Grant
Foreword by Jan Fries
Theory
  • Maat, the Divine Illusion
  • Level 10: Malkuth/Kingdom
  • Level 9: Yesod/Foundation
  • Level 8: Hod/Splendor
  • Level 7: Netzach/Victory
  • Level 6: Tiphereth/Beauty
  • Level 5: Geburah/Strength
  • Level 4: Chesed/Mercy
  • The Abyss
  • Level 3: Binah/Understanding
  • Level 2: Chokmah/Wisdom
  • Level 1: Kether/Crown
Preshadowing of the Feather
  • The Coming of a Book
  • Liber Pennae Praenumbra
  • Notes and Comments
Practice
  • Banishments, Feather and Flame Rite, Consecration
  • Mooncup Rite, The Forgotten Ones Invocation
  • Dance of the Mask
  • The Mass of Maat
  • Invocation of the HGA
  • Cosmic Vision, Vortex Ritual
  • Pranayama, Adept's Thesis
  • Master of the Temple
  • The Rite of the Children
  • Invocation of the Strange Attractor
In Conclusion
Glossary
Bibliography
Index
About the Author
Magic in Ancient Egypt, Geraldine Pinch
  • Egyptian Magic
  • Myth and Magic
  • Demons and Spirits
  • Magicians and Priests
  • Written Magic
  • Magical Techniques
  • Magic Figurines and Statues
  • Amulets
  • Fertility Magic
  • Medicine and Magic
  • Magic and the Dead
  • The Legacy of Egyptian Magic
  • Glossary
  • Notes
  • Bibliography
  • Illustration Acknowledgements
  • Index
A Dictionary of Ancient Egypt, Margaret Bunson
  • 1500 entries detail the historical, religious, creative, artistic, military, and personal nature of ancient Egypt.
Myth and Symbol in Ancient Egypt, R.T.Rundle Clark
  • Chronological Table
  • The Gods
  • Mythological Scheme
  • Map of the Chief Cult Centres of Ancient Egypt
  • The High God in the Ancient Kingdom
  • The High God in the Age of the Coffin Texts
  • Osiris - Original Scheme
  • Osiris Universalized
  • Esoteric Osiris
  • Some Myths about the Great Gods
  • Mythological Symbols
  • Chart of the Major Religious Symbols
Archaic Egypt, W.B. Emery
  • Introduction - The Discovery of the Archaic Period
  • The Unification
  • The State
  • The Military System
  • Religion
  • Art
  • Architecture
  • Language
  • Trade
  • Industry
  • Agriculture
  • Domestic Life
  • Appendix: Manetho's account of the First and Second Dynasties according to Africanus.
A Dictionary of Egyptian Gods and Goddesses, George Hart
  • Preface
  • Outline Time-Chart
  • Dictionary
  • Select Further Reading
  • Alternative Renderings of Divine Names
An Introduction to Ancient Egypt, T.G.H. James
  • The Land of Egypt
  • An Outline of Ancient Egyptian History
  • Language, Decipherment and Writing Materials
  • Egyptian Literary and Other Writings
  • Religious Beliefs and a List of Principal Gods
  • Funerary Beliefs and Customs
  • Arts and Crafts
  • Roman and Christian Egypt and the Kingdom of Meroe
  • List of the Principal Kings of Egypt
  • Names of the Principal Kings of Egypt, Including the Roman emporors
The Wisdom of Ancient Egypt, Joseph Kaster.
Introduction
  • Egypt's Place in the History of Civilization
  • Decipherment of the Hieroglyphics and the Progress of Egyptology
  • The Course of Egyptian History
  • Religion
  • Literature
Gods and Kings
  • The Creation, the Theology of Heliopolis, the Theology of Memphis
  • Ra, Isis, and the Mystery of the Divine Name
  • The Goddess Hathor: Mankind in Peril of Destruction
  • The God of Wisdom and Learning: Thoth
  • The Great Royal Myth of Egypt: Osiris, Isis, Set, and Horus
  • Amen: An Upstart Who Rose to Supreme Power and Became Ra
  • Atenism and the "Amarna Revolution"
  • The Divine Conception of the King-Queen Hatshepsut and of King Thothmes III
Man and the Supernatural World
  • The Book of the Dead
  • Incantations of Healing Magic
  • The Interpretation of Dreams
Wisdom Literature in Ancient Egypt
  • Instructions and Maxims
  • Social Upheaval and World-Weariness
  • The Goodness of Life: Lyric Poetry and Song
Tales of Ancient Egypt: Magic, Adventure, and Humor
  • The Contendings of Horus and Set
  • King Cheops and the Magicians
  • The Tale of the Two Brothers
  • The Shipwrecked Sailors, or the Isle of the Serpent
  • The Story of Sinuhe the Egyptian
The Handbook of Egyptian Hieroglyphics, Samuel A.B. Mercer
  • The Script
  • Syllabic Sounds or Phonograms
  • Word Signs or Ideograms
  • Sentences
  • The Noun
  • The Adjective
  • The Pronoun
  • Synopsis of the Strong Verb
  • The Conjugation of the Strong Verb
  • Weak Verbs
  • Irregular Verbs
  • Auxiliary Verbs
  • Adverbs, Prepositions, and Conjunctions
  • Other Particles
  • The Sentence in General
  • Various Kinds of Sentences
  • Some Short Pieces from Various Sources
  • Extracts from the Pyramid Texts
  • Khufu and the Magicians
  • From the Precepts of Ptah-Hotep
  • From the Eloquent Peasant
  • From the Memoirs of Sinuhe
  • The Tale of the Two Brothers
  • Sign List
  • Glossary
The Eastern Nations, P.V.N. Myers
  • Political History of Ancient Egypt
  • Religion, Monuments, Arts, and Sciences of the Ancient Egyptians
  • The Chaldean Monarchy
  • Arts and General Culture of the Chaldeans
  • The Assyrian Monarchy
  • Institutions, Architecture, and Literature of the Assyrians
  • The Babylonian Monarchy
  • The Hebrew Nation
  • The Phoenicians
  • Lydia
  • The Persian Empire
  • Institutions, Religion, and Architecture of the Ancient Persians
Ancient Egyptian Myths and Legends, Lewis Spence
  • Introduction
  • Exploration, History, and Customs
  • The Priesthood: Mysteries and Temples
  • The Cult of Osiris
  • The Great Gods
  • Egyptian Literature
  • Magic
  • Foreign and Animal Gods: The Late Period
  • Glossary and Index