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From the 'Egypt Uncovered' series: "Deities and Demons".

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ancient egypt mythology history ra isis osiris

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Egyptian Mythology and Egyptian Christianity Index

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Egyptian Mythology and Egyptian Christianity

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Nephthys and Isis were opposites of each other, where Nephthys was associated with death and Isis was associated with rebirth.

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The Egyptians had a religion of contrasts, where gods were the opposite of other gods. Seth was the opposite of three other major gods, which were Osiris, Horus and Ra.

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Thoth was said to be the inventor of hieroglyphic writing and the Egyptians believed he gave this to them as a gift.

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Anubis, the jackal-headed god was the god of the dead, tombs and embalming.

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Magic surrounded the Egyptian gods and Heka was the god of Magic and Medicine. Heka was the son of Khnum, the ram-headed creator god of fertility.

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The ancient Egyptian goddess Isis, the mother goddess, was the wife of Osiris and the mother of Horus one of the heroes of the ancient Egyptian gods who helped to bring Osiris back to life.

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The scarab was an important symbol in ancient Egypt and one of the gods, Khepri, was shown with the head of a scarab beetle.

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The name “Anubis” was probably pronounced “Anapa” in ancient Egyptian.

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ancient egypt religion gods ra isis osiris horus

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Legends of the Gods, The Egyptian Texts Index

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It’s believed that jackals became associated with death because they kept trying to dig up bodies from graveyards and eat them.

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Aside from all the trickery, conflict, and murder among the gods, their roles kept changing as time went on— for example, Isis went from being Horus’ mother to being his wife, then back again.