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Winged Pharaoh was initially accepted as a novel. Grant was consciously aware of many details of Egyptian history, having accompanied her first husband on his Egyptian expeditions. Occultists embraced it as an autobiography of a previous existence. Historians claimed inter alia that the calendar used in the book had never existed and also that there was no evidence whatsoever for the existence of an "avenue of trees" referred to in the book. Supposedly, after World War II a text was found[citation needed] which, when translated, proved to be the calendar referred to by Grant in the 1937 book.[citation needed] Grant's later novel, Lord of the Horizon (1943) was set in Egypt during the reign of the Pharaoh Amenemhat I.[1]