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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Geb is the god of earth and Nut is the goddess of the sky and heavens. Not only are they married, but they are also brother and sister. Their children are as follows: Osiris god of the underworld, Nephthys goddess of death, and Set god of storms.<br><br>Nut had another child, but with Thoth the god of knowledge. This child is Isis the goddess of marriage. Sometimes it is considered that Isis is the daughter of Hermes(another name for Thoth).<br><br>Isis and Osiris have only one child. He is Horus the god of the sky. Isis and Osiris are also brother and sister. During a war with his brother Set for killing his father Osiris, Horus lost his eye, which later became a very popular symbol for the egyptian gods<br><br>Osiris is believed to be a god-king who gave egypt civilization. Nephthys is usually paired with her sister Isis at funeral rites and is often seen solo on coffins. Set is the brother of Osiris and Isis, and the brother/husband of Nephthys who battled Horus and took his eye. Isis is the first child of Geb and Nut. She also had Horus. Later she became a very important part of the ressurection of her husband Osiris. Horus is the son of Osiris  and Isis. He later became an enemy of Set, the son of the sun god Ra. Pyramid texts are collections of religious texts for egypt that came from the old kingdom. They are often carved on sarcophigi and on the walls of temples and pyramids in Saqqara. </div>]]></description>
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