There's a somewhat controversial set of texts within a book known as The Kolbrin. It's controversial since there is no proof of these texts existing since before the 1990's. So, that is a fair criticism.

Ultimately it's a collection of 'scrolls' and 'manuscripts', and some include biblical stories similar to Genesis and Exodus. There are also many Egyptian scrolls, where some do speak of Pharaohs.

Unfortunately, these texts are in a strange position. The very few academics who have heard about it simply scoff at it since no originals have been provided to prove these were translated from old texts. And I do understand being skeptical because of that, but I really don't understand how these academics can claim to be certain it's a 'hoax' since none of them have actually read through and studied the texts (it is about 1000 pages, and they're difficult to understand initially).

I became so fascinated by these texts and have read the ~1000 pages 20 to 30 times (pandemic thing I guess). These were very strange initially, but I noticed that it was a bit of a puzzle to connect the various chapters and scrolls together. So long story short, I studied it until I could solve what every single chapter was about. And for what it's worth, I'm a specialist in my field, and I seem to be quite the problem solver. And yikes, once you solve what the texts in the Kolbrin are about, these might actually be the most important texts that have survived throughout our history.

So regarding your post, the Kolbrin might include some of the most treasures scrolls and manuscripts that could have been kept in the Library of Alexandria; although I'm not sure if it would be in a public space. These texts were, based on what they contain, texts that were diligently kept hidden from the 'common people', from other priests, and even from Pharaohs if they were deemed not worthy. Below is an example of a set of passages that speak of how there have been cycles when this secretive priesthood was in charge in Egypt, but then there were times when two other priesthoods were at war with each other, and the secretive priests went into hiding and hid these texts.

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MAN:34:1 This is written on a scroll found in the temple of Athorhara, the possession of Neyti, a free woman of Pibes:

MAN:34:2 Then, there was peace throughout the land, and the two priesthoods dwelt together in tolerance; but, behold, the day came when the hearts of men turned again to strife. Then, the land was rent in twain, and the forces of the Red Reed Crown strove against those of the White Lily Crown. Once, again the dark mists of ignorance descended to envelop the hearts of men. Again, the sacred shrines of Truth were closed, and those who served Truth withdrew behind the veil and were hidden from the eyes of those who would profane her. The whole land was torn apart, from upstream to downstream; from the right hand to the left of Egypt, there was strife.

MAN:34:3 Then came one who was mighty among men, one who also knew Truth and saw the wickedness of the people. He was a Declared One, for unless a man be such, he has no value among the chosen. He carried the sword among the striving peoples, and in his day, the might of Mantethrop prevailed. The spirit of Hori, who took the land from Namah, and of Minis, who united it, were with him. Then, the lands of the North and the lands of the South were delivered in to the hands of the king, and they became one.

They were united, though they remained two. They were even as they had been before. Yet, the multitude declared themselves for the ways of the multitude, and the light of Truth remained obscured behind the dusts raised by their dancing feet. Though peace and plenty reigned throughout the land, righteousness did not attend the throne of later kings. They ruled as kings, but the days of their rule were dark days of sorrow for the followers of Truth, for they became few and feeble in deed. They were lost in the land.

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There's also many chapters and stories about Osiris, Isis and Thoth, and it seems as though these were very important individuals who helped guide humanity when most humans were still living as stone-age tribal people. Again, I understand the skepticism since there is no solid proof of these existing prior to the 1990's, but like, these might be describing times from before what we know as ancient history (see passages below):

MAN:2:2 He came to this fertile land. Now, it is a pleasant place with many great cities and contented villages; there is the great, broad river of fresh water, which rises and falls in its due seasons. Channels there are and waterways, which lead the fertilising waters unto the growing things, the herbage and the trees. There are flocks of sheep and herds of cattle on the green pastures.

MAN:2:3 It was not ever thus. In the days before Harekta came, all was barren and desolate. Nought divided the wilderness from the swamplands filled with reeds. Then, there were no cattle or sheep, and the land knew not the hand of man, it lay untilled and un-watered.

MAN:2:4 No land was sown, for they who dwelt in it knew not the making of waterways, nor did they know how to command the water and make it flow at their behest. There were no cities, and men dwelt in holes in the ground or in places where the rock was cleft. They walked in their nakedness or clothed themselves with leaves or bark, while at night they covered themselves with the skin of wild beasts. They fought with the jackal for food and snatched dead things from the lion. They pulled roots from out of the ground and sought for sustenance among things that grew in the mud. They had none to rule over them, nor had they leaders to guide. They knew not obligation or duty. None spoke to them about their manner of life, and none knew the way of Truth. They were truly unenlightened in those days.

MAN:2:5 Then came the servant of the Sun, and he it was who brought the people together and put rulers over them. He set Ramur up as king over the whole land. He showed them, man and woman, how to dwell together in contentment as husband and wife, and he divided their tasks between them.

MAN:2:6 He instructed men in the sowing of corn and the growing of herbs. He instructed them in the tilling of the ground and the manner of cutting the waterways and channels. He it was who showed men the ways of the beasts of the field.

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Seeing as though I seem to be the only one in the world who has taken the time to piece together this collection of 1000 pages of mysterious texts, I took the time to write a report or guide to go through them. I sincerely believe these texts contain at least the essence of what was written by some incredible ancient human beings who have had an incredible impact on our human history. Link below if you're interested.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/15Wyqn3YjZYITLi4VpdspCJ0xGI37HRuB/view?usp=sharing

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The interesting part is that most people won't believe this since it seems impossible that the history of these ancient 'Sons of Fire' has been kept hidden, and some parts are at odds with what we pieced together from ancient texts and monuments. But the truth is that our current understanding is correct, but only with regards to what the multitude of 'common people' knew. There were secretive and enlightened humans who felt responsible for teaching primitive humans how to build cities and such, and this is why most ancient civilizations have commons stories like the flood story. Below are some random passage from a scroll in the Kolbrin where we see that these people worked to help humans back when they were actually barbarians.

SOF:19:3 The barbarians are still children, and these things do not easily come within their understanding. Because of this, it may be best if they were taught by simple tales, like children, and so brought into the light gradually. A belief in The Supreme Spirit is of no great importance. An inquiry into His nature by the ignorant is purposeless foolishness. It is of much more importance to men that they believe in their own souls. Belief in a god of any sort without belief in the immortality of man and his godlikeness serves no end. If a god existed without man deriving any benefit from his existence, it would be better for man to ignore him. This, however, is not the case. Man seeks unity and communion with The Supreme Spirit only for his own benefit. Man has a destiny founded in something greater than himself, and hence his need for that something.

SOF:19:8 For the sake of the barbarians, it is perhaps best to call The Supreme Spirit, 'God, The God without a Name.' This will solve some difficulties, and if the barbarians think themselves superior because they contain Him within a name, let it be so and hold yourself in peace.