The series consists of three volumes: "Egyptian Heaven and Hell: The Book of Am-Tuat" (Volume I), "Egyptian Heaven and Hell: The Book of Gates" (Volume II), and "Egyptian Heaven and Hell: The Book of the Dead and the Mysteries of Amenta" (Volume III).In "Egyptian Heaven and Hell: The Book of Am-Tuat" (Volume I), Budge focuses on the ancient Egyptian funerary text known as the Amduat (literally meaning "The Hidden Chamber"). The Amduat describes the journey of the sun god Ra through the underworld during the twelve hours of the night. Budge provides translations and explanations of the text, along with detailed commentary on the symbolism and religious significance of each section.It's worth noting that E. A. Wallis Budge wrote extensively on various aspects of ancient Egyptian religion, mythology, and language. His works, including the "Egyptian Heaven and Hell" series, have been influential in shaping our understanding of ancient Egyptian beliefs and practices. However, it's important to consider that some of his interpretations and translations have been challenged and updated by more recent scholarship.If you have a specific interest in the afterlife beliefs and texts of ancient Egypt, "Egyptian Heaven and Hell: The Book of Am-Tuat" (Volume I) can provide valuable insights. Additional volumes in the series delve into other funerary texts and concepts related to the afterlife in ancient Egyptian religion.