Who is Thoth the Atlantean?

Thoth was a prominent deity in ancient Egyptian mythology, revered as the Keeper of Mysteries. He was associated with the moon, wisdom, sacred texts, mathematics, science, and magic. Serving as both messenger and scribe of the gods, Thoth was considered the master of knowledge and the patron of scribes. Known in Egyptian as Djehuty, meaning “He who is like the Ibis,” he was commonly depicted either as an ibis or a baboon

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Thoth the Atlantean

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