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Nefertiti
Nefertiti is regarded as a goddess to some only because of her great beauty and wilyness. Some say she was the most beautiful woman who ever lived in Egypt. After her reign in Egypt, and her subsequent death, some began to worship her as a goddess: The goddess of Beauty and Intelligence.
Editado por última vez por Haushinka; 16-02-2005, 10:15 PM.
Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read
La ficción nos mata, pero la realidad nunca estuvo viva
Nefertiti is regarded as a goddess to some only because of her great beauty and wilyness. Some say she was the most beautiful woman who ever lived in Egypt. After her reign in Egypt, and her subsequent death, some began to worship her as a goddess: The goddess of Beauty and Intelligence.</div>
Editado por última vez por MaLe; 16-02-2005, 10:29 PM.
Not much can be found on the Egyptian Goddess Renen. She was a Goddess of great mystery and not worshipped widely in Egypt, or anywhere for that matter. She had great importance, though. She was the Goddess of serpents, mainly the Egyptian Asp, and of the Dawn and Dusk, and had the power to control the day-and-moon-light.
Editado por última vez por Kpoyo; 16-02-2005, 10:39 PM.
The Goddess Sekhmet was the wife of the God Ptah. She had the head of a lion and was regarded as the bringer of destruction to the enemies of Ra, the sun god.
As such, she is the Goddess of Lions, war, and destruction.
The Goddess Sekhmet was the wife of the God Ptah. She had the head of a lion and was regarded as the bringer of destruction to the enemies of Ra, the sun god.
As such, she is the Goddess of Lions, war, and destruction.</div>
Editado por última vez por Obscurum; 24-02-2005, 04:49 PM.
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