Is a nearly forgotten tomb part of the puzzle of the origins of Hermeticism. In central Egypt, the tomb of a family of Thoth High Priests has stood for over 2000 years. It’s priest-builder was Petosiris, high priest of Thoth, during the transition to Ptolemaic rule. The tomb itself is strange: Greek-style art adorns the walls, it’s designed more like a temple than a tomb and the Hieroglyphic inscriptions urge the reader to “Follow the Way of the God” through moral justice and reverence to the God. Having visited this tomb on a recent trip, I’ve come to believe it’s an important part of the puzzle of the origins of Hermeticism. Come learn why!
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Recommended Readings:
Lefebvre – Le tombeau de Petosiris – https://archive.org/details/letombeaudepetos00lefeuoft/mode/1up
Ray – Archive of Hor – https://archive.org/details/pj1839.r3/mode/1up
Levente László – HOROI Project (http://horoiproject.com) – The fragments of Nechepso and Petosiris
Escolano-poveda – The Egyptian Priests of the Graeco-Roman Period
Hanegraaff – Hermetic Spirituality and the Historical Imagination – https://amzn.to/3G3UHgP
Bull – The Tradition of Hermes Trismegistus – https://amzn.to/427N5m3
