Pharaonic papyrus

 

Pharaonic papyrus masterpiece

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Circumcision

[Circumcision] The Egyptians did not know the circumcision of girls, but for boys was considered as the number of boy to engage in an act of masculinity. We have come from the tomb of Tutankhamun Mahor doctor at Saqqara, from the era of the Sixth Dynasty, the end of the old state wall is a carving of one of the circumcision of boys
LinguisticallyWas called to the man who did not enter the experience of masculinity after the word: Amuamm, and the eldest daughter Amat word, the man's experience is: Nmnumei, the minister for women is: Nico
The eunuch is referred to by the term: Schti

Papyri from the Book of the Dead for the ancient Egyptians