The Gods of the Egyptians

A richly illustrated exhibition catalog from the Kelsey Museum exploring Anubis, Wepwawet, and the other jackal gods of ancient Egypt. Covers their origins, iconography, and evolving role from Predynastic times through the Graeco-Roman period.

T. G. Wilfong

A doctoral thesis from the University of Manchester tracing the god Seth across three thousand years of Egyptian religion. Challenges the view of Seth as purely evil by analyzing texts, iconography, and ritual from Predynastic times to the Ptolemaic period.

Philip John Turner

Budge's 1911 two-volume study of the cult of Osiris and the Egyptian belief in resurrection. Covers the origins of the Osiris myth, his death and rebirth, and the theology of immortality that shaped Egyptian religion for thousands of years.

E. A. Wallis Budge