At all times, the leaders of states have always made a list of books that must be destroyed very quickly. Burned in the fires, the works of scientists, writers or philosophers.
But there have always been damned books, after reading which a person found himself to a sudden death, since all, without exception, the owners of these books died under unexplained and mysterious circumstances.
In ancient Egypt, the god Thoth was the god of wisdom, writing and counting. Already in late Egypt, he was considered the substitute for the sun god Ra, the inhabitants called him a lunar disk. This creature with a face in the form of a moon was depicted behind the back of the sun god.
The Ancient Egyptians attributed the so-called book of Breath to God Thoth, this book with the book of all the dead was placed in the tomb of the deceased, as it possessed unprecedented magical powers. The power that God Thoth could give to a mere mortal could be unlimited and promised its owner both unlimited joy and suffering all his life.
The Egyptian Book of Thoth is a scribbled papyrus scroll that promises power and prosperity. The text that is written on this scroll carries information about past civilizations, paths to parallel worlds and stories about the deities of Egypt.
The magical power of the book of Thoth
The pharaohs who managed to get the book - Thoth acquired unlimited power over animals and people. In Egypt, it was believed that even the natural elements - air, water, earth - obey these pharaohs. The pharaoh, who owned papyrus, could easily communicate with the gods and raise the dead.
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The Book of Thoth is 20 thousand years old. The text of the book was rewritten and kept in strict confidence. The book was passed on only to the pharaohs, the rulers of ancient Egypt. But then the book was stolen, and she began to travel from one historical era to another. And each owner of it died an incomprehensible or violent death. There is a legend that the Egyptian book of Thoth has survived to this day, but has not yet been printed anywhere.