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The history and significance of the Egyptian god: Aten by Gillian Taber The Egyptian god, Aten is most significantly linked to the pharaoh, Akhenaten. Aten represented both the god of the sun and the disk of the sun. There is a difference between Aten's incarnations. As the disk of the sun he was 'The Aten', but as the ... More> Egyptian God Thoth: Keeper of secret knowledge by Silvia Dekumbis In the beginning, snake-headed deities swam in the primeval ocean. No gods existed until Thoth, the peculiar Egyptian god, was born into ancient mythology. Thoth was often depicted as a man with the head of an ibis, a god who was b... More>
	The history and significance of the Egyptian god: Geb by Lian Slayford-Wei The History and Significance of the Egyptian God Geb Egyptian mythology has fascinated the world for centuries; one of the oldest civilizations in the world, Egyptian mythology reflects the way the ancient people of this society viewed their world. ... More> The history and significance of the Egyptian god: Amon by Kevin Thalersmith In its three thousand years of history, Ancient Egypt stood witness to many unique gods and goddesses. Like many polytheistic cultures, the Egyptians worshipped deities for every force, animal, and spirit imaginable. Every city and town had its own ... More>
The history and significance of the Egyptian god: Anubis by Pam Uher Anubis or Ienpw (Yinepu as the ancients called him) was the ominous and mysterious God of the Dead, long before Osiris was given the sacred honor by the Egyptians. The actual meaning of his name is not clear, nor is his origin of birth distinctly di... More> Egyptian deities: Mut by Rebecca Mayglothling The Egyptian diety Mut is the wife of the god Amen. The Egyptian word mother is "mut", from this goddess. Mut is the mother goddess, and queen of the gods at Waset in Thebes. Mut began as a local goddess but rose to national diety power during the r... More>
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