Why Rediscover the Power of Isis - Mother Goddess of Rome and Egypt?

Worshipped for millennia, the figure of Isis has spanned the ages, taking on multiple roles across temples and ancient writings. The book Isis - Mother Goddess of Rome and Egypt opens the doors to a parallel world where ancient symbols and texts from classical authors are not mere myths, but tools to understand one of the most enigmatic deities. Lesley Jackson invites you to a meticulous exploration of her cult: a true study of its expansion outside of Egypt by merchants and diplomats: to unearth the all-goddess of the Greco-Roman period.

This work is a living encyclopedia that introduces you to a multitude of iconographic cousins through the study of the ankh, the tyet, and the sistrum. Through its pages, you will learn to discern the profound nature of this benevolent goddess of nature, who for many became a unique savior. The book Isis - Mother Goddess of Rome and Egypt is the essential tool for any imaginative traveler wishing to understand the customs and life of the eternal goddess through her attributes and sacred origins.

• Mythical Exploration: Comprehensive analysis of Egyptian and classical sources detailing the birth, names, and development of the cult of Isis.

• Visual Universe: A midnight blue cover adorned with ancient friezes and a winged sun disk, highlighting a golden and majestic portrait of the goddess.

• For Whom?: Enthusiasts of Egyptology, seekers of ancient wisdom, and those wishing to deepen their connection with the divine feminine.

• About the Author: Lesley Jackson is a recognized scholar specializing in the mythologies and cults of ancient Egypt, offering here an exhaustive and well-referenced synthesis.