The Ancient Egyptian Prayerbook

by Tamara L. Siuda

A collection of translated prayers, hymns and rituals from hieroglyphic texts in honor of the ancient Egyptian gods and goddesses.

Genres: Egyptology, Religion, Egypt

168 pages, Paperback

First published July 14, 2009

About the author

Dr. Tamara L. Siuda has been studying and writing about Egypt for more than twenty-five years and holds advanced degrees in Egyptology, Coptology, and religion. She has published multiple books and academic articles on Egyptian topics, including The Ancient Egyptian Prayerbook, The Hourly Vigil of Osiris, and The Ancient Egyptian Daybook.

Dr. Siuda has lectured to academic and public audiences at various conferences and museums. She also appeared in a documentary about the Egyptian Book of the Dead on the History Channel. In 1989, Dr. Siuda founded the modern practice of ancient Egyptian polytheism called Kemetic Orthodoxy. She lives in Portland, Oregon.

Reviews

[Romeo Saunders · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book has wrong information, it's unbelievably short, I wouldn't call this a full Prayerbook it cuts out many gods and goddesses,really only those ignorant the the religion or the blind people of the orthodox believe that all this crap is correct, I am a Kemetic myself I find this book an insult.