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(3.47) | None | Having discovered a monstrous conspirary to overthrow the pharaoh, Ramses II, Judge Pazair has been deported for a crime he did not commit and sentenced to die in a prison camp. But the conspirators have reckoned without the love of Neferet, the young woman doctor Pazair has just married, and the courage of Suti, his friend with the hot head and the generous heart. Together, Neferet and Suti attempt to rescue Pazair, so that he can resume his investigation. For there are many questions yet to be answered. Who murdered the veteran guards of the Great Spinx? Who violated the Great Pyramid and stole the Testament of the Gods, which guarantees Pharaoh's legitimacy? Who killed Pazair's spiritual master?… (more) |
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Great is the Rule, and lasting its effect; it has not been disrupted since the time of Osiris.
Iniquity is capable of gaining possession of the many, but evil shall never bring its undertakings to fruition.
Have no part in any plot against the human race, for God punishes such actions...
If you have listened to the maxims I have just told you, all your plans will proceed well.
The teachings of the sage Ptah-hotep: extracts from maxims 5 and 38  | |
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The heat was so overpowering that the only creature to venture out into the sand-covered prison yard was a black scorpion. | |
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Nourished b her strength and love, the Egyptian judge would fight a battle which was lost before it began, in the hope that the happiness of the divine land would not disappear from the memory of the Nile, from granite and from light. (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.) | |
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None ▾Book descriptions Having discovered a monstrous conspirary to overthrow the pharaoh, Ramses II, Judge Pazair has been deported for a crime he did not commit and sentenced to die in a prison camp. But the conspirators have reckoned without the love of Neferet, the young woman doctor Pazair has just married, and the courage of Suti, his friend with the hot head and the generous heart. Together, Neferet and Suti attempt to rescue Pazair, so that he can resume his investigation. For there are many questions yet to be answered. Who murdered the veteran guards of the Great Spinx? Who violated the Great Pyramid and stole the Testament of the Gods, which guarantees Pharaoh's legitimacy? Who killed Pazair's spiritual master? ▾Library descriptions No library descriptions found. ▾LibraryThing members' description |
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