To the ancient Egyptians Thoth was imperative to their society in countless means. Thoth was seen with the head of an ibis bird and the body of a human. He was often depicted as an ape. He created hieroglyphics. He is the God of learning, wisdom, and art.
In the Egyptian society, Thoth made many improvements. Once he learned how to write, he had to write special sentences from a textbook. Thoth created an Egyptian book on medicine. Thoth created the symbols, the ibis, moon disk, reed pen, papyrus scroll, palm branch, baboon, was scepter and ankh. He wrote a book full of spells called “The Book of Thoth.”
In the Egyptian society, Thoth made many improvements. Once he learned how to write, he had to write special sentences from a textbook. Thoth created an Egyptian book on medicine. Thoth created the symbols, the ibis, moon disk, reed pen, papyrus scroll, palm branch, baboon, was scepter and ankh. He wrote a book full of spells called “The Book of Thoth.”