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Story of Ubaoner the Lector Priest The relentless sun beat down upon the parched sands of Memphis, baking the flat-roofed houses like clay bricks in a kiln. Inside the cool, dimly lit chambers of the esteemed lector priest Ubaoner, tension crackled thicker than the summer heat. Ubaoner, a man known for his meticulous study of sacred texts, his voice a steady drone in the temple halls, was a storm cloud gathering within the confines of his own home. Whispers tinged with laughter and stolen glances had reached his stoic ears, painting a picture far from the life he envisioned with his wife Reniseneb. Reniseneb, a woman whose emerald eyes held a glint of rebellion, whose laughter echoed like wind chimes in a desert oasis, had become a stranger within their own walls. Ubaoner, consumed by his duties to the temple and the pharaoh, had failed to notice the withering of their love, the blossoming desire in Reniseneb's eyes for another. The culprit, a young scribe named Djekre, flitted thr...
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Tale of the Doomed Prince In the heart of the Old Egyptian kingdom, a king and queen yearned for the laughter of a child. Their nights were filled with whispered prayers to the benevolent gods, and their days with a dull ache of emptiness. Finally, their pleas were answered. The queen conceived, and the entire kingdom rejoiced with the anticipation of a royal heir. The day the prince was born, the palace shimmered with a joyous light. Seven Hathors, goddesses with shimmering wings and eyes that held the wisdom of ages, descended to pronounce the child's fate. Yet, their pronouncements sent a chill through the joyous celebration. "He will die," they intoned, their voices echoing in the grand hall, "by crocodile, snake, or dog." Despair threatened to engulf the king. To protect his precious son, he ordered the construction of a magnificent palace nestled high in the embrace of rugged mountains. Isolated from the world, the prince grew up surrounded by watchful gua...
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