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Arts & Humanities > Ancient History Discussing the death ethos of ancient Egyptians and Greeks

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Ancient Egyptians and Greek peoples had very distinct features of death and the afterlife, however these two cultures had a meaning of life that dramatically differed. The lifestyles of the Egyptians and Greeks were full of hardship, wars, famines, and fortunes. There were slaves who didn't even own themselves to Kings and Pharaohs who rode solid gold chariots. One thing however was certain even if you were perceived as a living deity: you were going to die. How these two cultures prepared for this eminent death and what they expected to happen after-wards is what I will compare, but more ...

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