Anubis features an appendix written by Brent C. Fraser, who was also instrumental in the development of the manuscript in the year prior to his passing. Anubis includes an appendix detailing the aspects, symbols, and cultus of Sanakhtwy.

 

Master Iconographer and author Ptahmassu Nofra‑Uaa has devoted his life to the study, authentic reconstruction, and living practice of the ancient Egyptian polytheist religions. Renowned for his meticulously researched sacred icons—crafted with precious materials and consecrated through traditional rites—Nofra‑Uaa brings the same precision, reverence, and scholarship to this monumental work.

Anubis Lord of the Sacred Land is an unparalleled 838-page (8.5×11"), full-color guidebook exploring the lore, history, and living cultus of Anubis, presented with a depth and authenticity unmatched in modern polytheist literature. 

Readers will discover:
•    A meticulously researched foundation for building an authentic spiritual relationship with Anubis, rooted in Egyptian primary sources and the author’s decades of experience as a Kemetic priest
•    Key rites and liturgies, presented with original hieroglyphic texts, ancient Egyptian vocalizations, and English translations
•    Detailed correspondences and offerings for Anubis’ many epithets, functions, and manifestations
•    A groundbreaking reconstruction of the Opening of the Mouth Ritual, along with daily rites, protective and enlivening ceremonies, offerings of Ma’at, and more
•    High‑resolution images of Nofra‑Uaa’s Anubis icon and ritual cards which can be removed for use

Anubis Lord of the Sacred Land outlines a devotional path that is authentic, vibrant, and unapologetically polytheist—a living tradition restored with care, precision, and devotion. It proudly stands as the most comprehensive English‑language work on Anubis and his cult available today.