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YES!!!                                               Hathor was like the goddess of the Underworld(she isn't.) She provided food to the dead when they arrived. Also, if you carry her clothing you will have a safe journey to the Underworld. If you don't then...good luck!

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Hathor was married to Horus. He's the god of the sky.They had a son named Ihy. In fact, her name means "House of Horus.''

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Hathor was the goddess of destruction and her name was Sekmet. With Re's help, she became Hathor.

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It was in Dendera, Egypt. People would go there and pray for good wealth. There was an enclosed lake where the Upper Class would bath to heal and be pure.

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Hathor appeared as a human with cow head or two cow horns. Cows were highly valued in Egypt. She also wore a special necklace and a cow ankh.

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Hathor's power was  to control Ancient Egyptians moods. She could bring laughter, happiness, and joy. When she was far away from the Egyptians, they were miserable.

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Hathor was the goddess of the sky, dance, love, beauty, joy, motherhood, foreign lands, mining, music, and fertility.

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Mahmoud El Arch - Hathor: Goddess Of Beauty (from Ancient Egypt)

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Chapter IV: from Ancient Egypt In Egyptian mythology, Hathor (Pronounced Hwt-Hor) (Egyptian for house of Horus) was originally a personification of the Milky Way, which was seen as the milk that flowed from the udders of a heavenly cow. She was known as the eye of Ra.