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. © Oxford University Press. In This Chapter. Fallacies of Relevance . Fallacies of Unwarranted Assumption. Fallacies of Ambiguity or Diversion . Recognizing Fallacies in Ordinary Language. © Oxford University Press. Click to edit Master subtitle style. The Book of the Dead. The Book of the Dead is a collection of spells and illustrations written on papyrus.. The papyrus was rolled, put inside a hollow statue and placed in the tomb with all the other things which the dead person would need for the afterlife.. -13. March 2013. This conference looks at the major . issues. . in conservation, . in . animal welfare, and more pressingly, the . sometimes conflicting links . between . them - . c. elebrating Rachel Carson’s . Promoting Knowledge and Innovation. Kate Dennis, Regional Sales Executive. 18. th. October 2012. 2. OUP Today. Our mission:. To further the university’s objective of . excellence in research, scholarship, and education . I can explain the religious beliefs of the people in Ancient Egypt.. Based on Ancient Egyptian writings, historians know that people had a positive view on life.. Why do you think they did?. The “black lands” provided Egyptians with what they needed. As a result, most Egyptians did not have to struggle to make a living.. The ancient Egyptians had one great 
wish. That wish was to live forever. 
Egyptians believed that after they died a 
new life began. They would live in their 
tombs as they lived on earth. They would 
also travel to another world to live with 
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