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Thoth, also spelled Djehuty, is an ancient Egyptian deity associated with wisdom, writing, magic, and the moon. He is depicted as a man with the head of an ibis or as a full ibis bird. Thoth played a significant role in Egyptian mythology and religious beliefs.

Thoth was regarded as the inventor of writing and the patron of scribes and scholars. He was believed to have given the gift of hieroglyphic writing to humanity, as well as knowledge in various fields such as mathematics, astronomy, and medicine. Thoth was considered the ultimate arbiter of disputes and the judge of the gods, overseeing matters of truth and justice.

In addition to his association with wisdom and writing, Thoth was also known as a skilled magician and healer. He was believed to possess great knowledge of spells and incantations, which he used to protect the gods and assist humanity.

Thoth's lunar association tied him to the cycles of the moon, and he was sometimes depicted with a lunar disk on his head. He was also associated with the measurement of time and was considered the god of reckoning and record-keeping.

Thoth's complex and multifaceted character made him a revered and important deity in ancient Egypt. His wisdom, magical abilities, and role as a mediator between gods and humans elevated his status and solidified his place in Egyptian mythology.

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Description
Thoth, also spelled Djehuty, is an ancient Egyptian deity associated with wisdom, writing, magic, and the moon. He is depicted as a man with the head of an ibis or as a full ibis bird. Thoth played a significant role in Egyptian mythology and religious beliefs.

Thoth was regarded as the inventor of writing and the patron of scribes and scholars. He was believed to have given the gift of hieroglyphic writing to humanity, as well as knowledge in various fields such as mathematics, astronomy, and medicine. Thoth was considered the ultimate arbiter of disputes and the judge of the gods, overseeing matters of truth and justice.

In addition to his association with wisdom and writing, Thoth was also known as a skilled magician and healer. He was believed to possess great knowledge of spells and incantations, which he used to protect the gods and assist humanity.

Thoth's lunar association tied him to the cycles of the moon, and he was sometimes depicted with a lunar disk on his head. He was also associated with the measurement of time and was considered the god of reckoning and record-keeping.

Thoth's complex and multifaceted character made him a revered and important deity in ancient Egypt. His wisdom, magical abilities, and role as a mediator between gods and humans elevated his status and solidified his place in Egyptian mythology.

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