Le dieu Thot semblait le magicien et lui donne les sortilèges d'éviter le mal contre le pharaon et les Égyptiens.

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According to Egyptian legend, the king of Nubia (present-day Sudan) overheard three Ethiopians talking, one saying that he could take the pharaoh to Nubia and there have him thrashed. The king then asked that one to do so. When the king was thrashed and then returned, he summoned his chief magician so that he could prevent more sorcery. The magician went to the temple and prayed to Thoth, the god of wisdom and writing. Thoth appeared to the magician ( ) and gave him the magic spells to avoid further evil against the pharaoh and the Egyptians.

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