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Artist: Adramelech
Canonical path: /adramelech/thoth-lord-of-the-holy-words
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Thoth (Lord of the Holy Words)
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Thoth (Lord of the Holy Words)
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Moon-god Thoth patron of wisdom
keeper of the records and the spokesman of the gods
Faithful to his master murdered by Set
with incantations contributes to his resurrection
The wizier of Horus successor to the throne
endowed with wisdom - lord of holy words
The earthly ruler ascends to the skies
to weight the hearts of the mortal ones
Arbiter of the divine
in the scenes of coronation
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