religion

Describes the religion and artwork of ancient Egypt, including gods and goddesses, life after death, magic, and the tombs.

An illustrated introduction to the gods, goddesses, and religion of ancient Rome.

Tutmose, an apprentice sculptor, and his nearly-blind brother, Ibrim, an apprentice musician, are content at the court of Pharaoh Akhenaten, but their father rages against Pharaoh's rejection of traditional Egyptian gods and plots a deadly revenge.

Presents the role of religion in early American life as well as the influence of various groups on American religion during the Colonial era.

Discusses the role of pharoahs, priests, gods, goddesses, and various other official figures in ancient Egyptian society, and explains the rituals practiced when death occurred.

An illustrated examination of ancient Greek civilization, focusing how religion impacted various aspects of everyday life, culture, trade, and warfare.

Takes the reader on a tour of Egyptian mythology, beginning with powerful Ra rising from the waters of the Nile to create the gods of earth, sky, and rain through the curse of King Tut's tomb and the rise of Cleopatra, with Rami, Ra's beloved cat, highlighting Egypt's many cultural and technological advances along the way.

Describes the role cats played in Egyptian religious beliefs and practices.