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Revision as of 04:50, 24 March 2007
Scroll of Thoth - A papyrus scroll created by the Egyptian god Thoth.
History
It contained a spell which allowed its reciter to become an avatar of Anubis. The Emir used this scroll to become Anubis' avatar (although the first time that he attempted it, Jackal intervened to make himself the avatar instead). The Scroll of Thoth was presumably lost forever after the Emir sealed off the underground chamber below the Sphinx where he had summoned Anubis. ("Grief")
Real World Background
Thoth was a god of learning in Egyptian mythology, who appeared like a man with the head of an ibis. The Greeks identified him with Hermes, whom they also viewed as a god of learning, of a sort.
