The Gods of the Egyptians, Studies in Egyptian Mythology, Volume 2 by E.A. Wallis Budge is a foundational 20th-century Egyptological work that provides a comprehensive, detailed analysis of the Egyptian pantheon, focusing heavily on the development of major cults, the theological significance of specific deities, and the myths surrounding death and resurrection. Following the first volume's introduction to the nature of Egyptian gods and the Ra-centered creation myths, Volume 2 shifts focus to the theological, historical, and ritualistic aspects of the Egyptian religion. The volume serves as a critical academic study for understanding the complex, sometimes contradictory, nature of ancient Egyptian mythological traditions.