Wall reliefs in Luxor temple.
Djehuty, before all :)) and also Anubis, Seshat, Horus…
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Wall reliefs in Luxor temple.
Djehuty, before all :)) and also Anubis, Seshat, Horus…
Pictures (c) In-Taier, 2013
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Welcome to an e-shrine for the Egyptian god Anpu, or Anubis.I may or may not have put something together…
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[Djehuty/Thoth] also appears as a lunar god, the nightly manifestation of Re, and as a god of thunder and rain.
— The Oxford Essential Guide to Egyptian Mythology, 2003, edited by Donald B. Redford, pg 354
Emphasis mine; I’ll be blunt, has any one else heard of this before?…
Never heard of it)
I’ve not heard it. I can’t find it on Henadology or in Wilkinson’s book, either.
I’ve stumbled on that paragraph too and I remember being puzzled as well. I’ve never heard of this before reading that essay in the book you mention or ever after that. I admit I actually forgot all about it until I saw this. Now I’m tempted to dig further. Will check in the ‘Works Cited’ section (would be page 383, right after Wepwawet), maybe that will be a first step.
I’m not great on spare time these few weeks so if anyone finds anything, do share please?
KRT: The Effect Kemeticism Has on Daily Life
For this round of the Kemetic Round Table, we are discussing the effects that Kemeticism has on your daily life, and how it has effected your life by practicing the religion. The effect that my religion has had on my life is sort of a paradox. This is because in some ways, I haven’t changed at all. In other ways, I’ve changed drastically.…
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