Lista de deuses egípcios

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Deuses egípcios. f.: http://www.jimloy.com/egypt/gods.htm

f.: http://www.jimloy.com/egypt/gods.htm

Here is a longer list of gods (many of whom were worshipped in only certain parts of Egypt), from Egypt: Gods, Myths and Religion by Lucia Gahlin and other sources. Some were gods from other countries:

• Aker - earth god - two lions, facing opposite directions

• Amaunet - snake-headed goddess

• Amunhotep, son of Hapu

• Ammit - devourer of the hearts of the wicked - head of crocodile, front of leopard, back of hippopotomus

• Amun - king of gods, hidden god - man with double plumed crown

• Anat - war goddess - Syria, Palestine

• Anubis (Anpu) - enbalming and underworld - jackal or jackal-headed man

• Anukis (Anket) - huntress, inundation goddess - woman with plumed headdress

• Apis - sacred bull

• Apophis (Aapep) - snake god - underworld, chaos

• Arensnuphis - man with plumed crown - Nubian

• Astarte - war goddess - Syrian

• Aten - sun disc

• Atum - primeval creator god

• Baal - Syrian god

• Baba - baboon - virility

• Banebdjedet - ram - virility

• Bastet - cat or cat-headed goddess

• Bat - woman with cow's ears and horns - fertility

• Benu - heron - rebirth

• Bes - dwarf god - household, childbirth

• Buchis - bull

• Duamufet - jackal-headed man - Canopic jar (stomach and upper intestines)

• Geb - Earth god - fertility

• Hapy (Hapi) - Nile god

• Hapy - baboon-headed man - Canopic jar (lungs)

• Hathor - mother/fertility goddess - cow or woman with cow's ears and horns and sun disc on head

• Hatmehyt - fish

• Hauhet - snake-headed goddess

• Heket - frog or frog-headed goddess - childbirth

• Herishef - long-horned ram with atef crown and sun disc headdress - creator

• Horus - falcon or falcon-headed god - king, sky

• Hu - in human form

• Heh/Huh - frog-headed god

• Ihy - in child form - god of music

• Imhotep - god of wisdom and medicine

• Imsety - in man form - Canopic jar (liver)

• Ipy (Ipet) - hippopotamus goddess

• Ishtar - Assyrian goddess

• Isis - wife of Osiris, mother of Horus

• Kautet - snake-headed goddess

• Khepri (Khopri) - scarab beetle or man with beetle for head - rising sun

• Khnum - ram or ram-headed god - creator

• Khonsu - child god of the moon

• Kuk - frog-headed god

• Maat - goddess of truth and justice - woman with single feather headdress

• Mafdet - cat goddess

• Mandulis - Nubian god

• Mehen - coiled serpent god

• Mehet Weret - cow goddess

• Meretseger - cobra or cobra-headed goddess

• Meskhenet - brick with woman's head

• Mihos - lion god

• Min (Minu) - fertility god - man with double-plumed headdress and erect phalus

• Mnevis - bull with solar disk between horns

• Mont (Montu) - falcon or falcon-headed war god - with sun disc and double-plumed headdress

• Mut - vulture (or woman with vulture headdress) mother goddess

• Naunet - snake-headed goddess (sometime with a frog head)

• Nefertem - man or lion-headed man with lotus headdress or lotus blossom

• Neith - goddess of hunting and war - woman with red crown

• Nekhbet - vulture goddess with white crown

• Neper - god of grain

• Nephthys - daughter of Geb and Nut, sister of Osiris, Set, and Isis - often with wings on her arms

• Nun - god of primordial waters - sometimes with a frog head

• Nut - sky goddess - naked woman with body arched over the earth (the god Geb)

• Onuris - warrior/hunter god - carried spear

• Osiris - king of the netherworld - mummified man with atef crown

• Pakhet - lion goddess

• Ptah - creator god - mummified man with skull cap and was-djed-ankh scepter

• Qadesh - middle-eastern goddess

• Qebehsenuef - falcon-headed man - Canopic jar (lower intestines)

• Re (Ra) - creator god - ram-headed or falcon-headed

• Renenutet - cobra goddess of harvest and fertility

• Reshef/Reshep - Syrian war god

• Sah - Orion

• Satet/Satis - goddess with white crown and antelope horns

• Sekhmet - lion or lion-headed goddess - daughter of Ra

• Selket (Serket) - goddess with scorpion headdress - protected the dead

• Seshat - goddess of writing

• Seth - god of chaos, brother of Osiris and Isis - Seth animal (see picture above) or man with Seth animal head

• Shay - god of destiny

• Shezmu - netherworld demon of wine

• Shu - god of air - son of Atum, brother of Tefnut

• Sia - god of knowledge

• Sobek - crocodile or crocodile-headed god

• Sokar - hawk or mummified man with hawk head - a ruler of the netherworld

• Sopdet/Sothis - Sirius - woman with star on head

• Tatenen - innundation god - double-plumed crown and ram's horns

• Taweret - hippopotamus goddess - household and childbirth goddess

• Tayet - weaving goddess

• Tefnut - lion-headed (or cobra) goddess - sister of Shu

• Thoth (Djehuty) - scribe of the gods, god of writing and scribes - ibis or ibis-headed or baboon

• Wadjet (Uto/Edjo) - cobra or lioness goddess

• Wepwawet - jackal or jackal-headed god

• Werethekau - lioness-headed goddess - oversees coronation of king

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