Thoth is the traditional Egyptian deity of knowledge, writing, magic, and the moon. He was typically depicted as a person with the pinnacle of an ibis or a baboon. Thoth was stated to have invented writing and to have given it to the Egyptians. He was additionally the patron of scribes and students.
Thoth was one of the necessary gods within the Egyptian pantheon. He was typically invoked in prayers and rituals, and his title was utilized in many magical spells. Thoth was additionally believed to be the guardian of the underworld, and he was typically depicted weighing the hearts of the lifeless.
