Egyptian gods

 

The goddess Bastet is one of the daughters of Ra, the solar disc and the wife of Ptah. Originally from Bubastis, this cat goddess lived her apogee when the pharaohs of the 20th dynasty chose her town as their capital.

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Category : Egyptian Gods
items Date : 01/10/2009
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Thoth is represented in the form of an ibis or as a man with the head of an ibis and sometimes as a baboon. The lunar disc, whose phases regulate the days and nights, often represents his hair.

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Category : Egyptian Gods
items Date : 01/09/2009
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Worshipped in Kom Ombo and in the Faiyum region, Sobek is represented in the form of a man with the head of a crocodile or simply as a crocodile.

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Category : Egyptian Gods
items Date : 01/09/2009
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Goddess taking the shape of a woman with a lioness’ head and having the solar disc as headgear, her principal sanctuary is Memphis where she is considered as the wife of Ptah and the mother of Nefertem.

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Category : Egyptian Gods
items Date : 01/09/2009
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The Goddess Isis, is one of the most important Egyptian deities, considered as the "Matron of Life" or the "Great Magician".

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Category : Egyptian Gods
items Date : 01/08/2009
Author of items : Charles Rossignol

The God Horus is one of the most ancient of the Egyptian pantheon. He is celebrated in the town of Edfu.

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Category : Egyptian Gods
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The Gog Duamutef is one of the four sons of Horus, along with Imset, Hapi and Qebehsenuef

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Category : Egyptian Gods
items Date : 01/08/2009
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Anubis is revered in the town of Cynopolis, in Middle Egypt, and also has a sanctuary in Memphis.

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Category : Egyptian Gods
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God generally associated with the vent and with all things hidden. In Thebes he became known as Amun Ra, king of the Gods and was part of the Theban Triad together with Mut and Khonsu.

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Category : Egyptian Gods
items Date : 01/08/2009
Author of items : Charles Rossignol