Metternich Stela Papyrus

Metternich Stela PapyrusThe Metternich Stela is believed to have been commissioned by a priest named Esatum during the Thirtieth Dynasty to be a part of the public part of a temple. The stela is a remarkable example of how magic and medicine were intertwined in Ancient Egypt. In addition to recording spells intended to protect against poison, the hieroglyphic inscriptions detail the story of how Horus fell ill as a child and his subsequent recovery upon the intercession of

If the heart weighed more than the feather

or come from nowhere

Steampunk Bee Clock

Length: 10

Egyptian Scarab Cup - Ceramic Winged Scarab Cup - Toothbrush Holder - Pen Cup - Decorative CupDimensions:Length: 4

Cobra Incense Burner - Ancient Egyptian Cobra Incense Holder Dimensions:Length: 24cm / 9

Height: 28cm / 11 inches

as it was believed that the ill could recite the spells on the Stela or drink from water poured over its inscriptions for a cure

Moon drunk monster

Length: 13cm / 5

Thoth is the Egyptian god of writing

assassinated Caesar on the Ides (15) of March 44 BC