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Ptah
In [[Ancient Egypt]], '''Ptah''' was considered to be the god of craftsmen, rebirth and creation. It is s ...of the Greek, "Het-Ka-Ptah," which translates as, "House of the Spirit of Ptah." He was god of craftsmen and protected them. After his deification, [[Imho

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Ptah
In [[Ancient Egypt]], '''Ptah''' was considered to be the god of craftsmen, rebirth and creation. It is s ...of the Greek, "Het-Ka-Ptah," which translates as, "House of the Spirit of Ptah." He was god of craftsmen and protected them. After his deification, [[Imho

2 KB (302 words) - 05:04, 21 January 2009
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Imhotep
...on in Egypt he was Chancellor to the Pharaoh and was also High Priest to [[Ptah]] and was so revered he late become identified as a god of medicine and the ...afterwards he was recognized as a full god. he become known as the "Son of Ptah," though has been identified with other gods, such as Thoth. Imhotep was on

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