The famous English orientalist and archaeologist Wallis Budge devoted his entire life to the study of Ancient Egypt and wrote over one hundred and twenty research papers about it. His book “Gods of the Egyptians” is devoted to perhaps the most interesting side of the cultural life of the inhabitants of the Nile Valley - religion and mythology. In an unusually vivid and fascinating retelling of myths, the author shows the diverse world of gods and deities revered by the ancient Egyptians, reveals the peculiarities of their ideas about the afterlife, describes the rituals and sacraments carefully observed by this extremely God-fearing people. The author pays special attention to hieroglyphic writing, accompanying the original texts with transliteration and translation. The book is equipped with illustrations taken from papyri, ancient books and from the surfaces of sarcophagi.