The spells interred with Egyptian mummies came from the Book of the Dead. For more information, check this site.
http://www.crystalinks.com/egyptafterlife.html
What is the collection of spells that was buried with mummy?
Any particular mummy? Do you mean the Egyptian ones?
what does the golden quadriga symbolize
This site explains the symbolism of the golden quadriga in the Minnesota state capitol building.
http://events.mnhs.org/media/Kits/Sites/msc/addBackground.htm
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To answer your first question, the collection of spells that was buried with mummies is called the Book of the Dead. This ancient Egyptian text contains a series of magical spells and rituals that were believed to assist the deceased in their journey through the afterlife. It was intended to provide guidance and protection to the individual as they navigated the challenges they would face in the realm of the dead. The Book of the Dead was often written on papyrus scrolls and placed inside the tomb along with the mummy. These spells varied from one version to another, but commonly included prayers, hymns, and instructions for rituals.
As for your second question, it seems unclear whether you are referring to a specific mummy or inquiring about mummies in general. If you are asking about Egyptian mummies in general, then yes, the spells from the Book of the Dead were commonly buried with Egyptian mummies.
Regarding the symbolism of the golden quadriga, unfortunately, the provided link does not work. However, in general, a quadriga is a chariot drawn by four horses. When the quadriga is depicted in gold, its symbolism can vary depending on the context. It is often associated with victory, triumph, and power. In ancient Rome, quadrigas were used in victorious processions, symbolizing success in battle or achievement. In modern times, the quadriga is still used as a symbol of triumph and can be seen in architecture, sculptures, and artworks. If you could provide more information or a different source, I would be happy to assist you further with the symbolism of the golden quadriga.