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In Egyptian mythology the akh is best described as: A) The physical body B) A non-physical attribute C) The resurrected spirit of a person D) The shadow
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In Egyptian mythology the akh is best described as:

A) The physical body
B) A non-physical attribute
C) The resurrected spirit of a person
D) The shadow

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B) A non-physical attribute.
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