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The daily operation of the Egyptian temples involved a series of complicated ritual performances – so complicated that the priests developed various \u2018handbooks\u2019 in order to carry them out correctly.<\/p>\n

This is why the temples gradually developed the large-scale temple libraries, according to Professor Kim Ryholt of the Carsten Niebuhr Institute.<\/p>\n

\u00bbAll temples have a library attached to it. But this is not a library in a modern sense, not a public service. The temples were not open to the public except at festivals, and no one but the priests had access to the libraries\u00ab he explains.<\/p>\n

See related article Fragments shed new light on the old Egyptians<\/a><\/p>\n

Statuette goddess<\/h2>\n

\u00bbEvery morning, the priests will perform \u2018the morning toilet\u2019 of the deity through a complex ritual. It would typically consist of more than one hundred steps, such as burning incense, breaking the seal and opening the doors to the inner part of the sanctuary – the naos, singing morning hymns, and applying make-up to the statuette, almost like a doll, that was treated as a god or goddess within\u00ab.<\/p>\n

Apart from the handbooks keeping the priests abreast of the rigorous ceremony, there are also a number of treatises on different subjects and numerous historical narratives.<\/p>\n

It is through these texts that Kim Ryholt studies how Greco-Roman period Egyptians interpret their own historical and ancient past – including the pyramids and monuments.<\/p>\n

Read about how Egyptians’ thought that everything that is great is Egyptian<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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