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Lake of Fire - Egypt Museum

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Recumbent Ammit by the Lake of Fire, with the feather of Ma’at (Justice)Book of the Dead of the “Royal Scribe” Nebqed, c. 1400-1350 B.C.Musée du Louvre. N 3068 + N 3113 ; N 3068 ; N 3113 The Lake of Fire in Ancient Egyptian belief is a compelling and multifaceted concept, primarily depicted in funerary texts such as the Book of the Dead. This lake, known in Egyptian as the “Lake of Flames,” served as both a perilous obstacle and a source of puri…
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Egypt Museum broke the news in on Friday, May 2, 2025.
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