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Neith was an ancient Egyptian goddess depicted wearing the Red Crown of Lower Egypt, indicating her association with that region and its divine authority. She was an important figure in Egyptian religious beliefs and iconography, representing divine power connected to Lower Egypt specifically.
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- Egyptian
- Deity.name
- Neith
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- The Egyptian goddess Neith bearing her war symbols—the crossed arrows and shield or sheath—on her head, along with the ankh and the was-sceptre. She sometimes wears the Red Crown of Lower Egypt.
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- Sais, Esna
- Deity.parents
- None (self-created in some traditions)
- Deity.symbol
- bow, shield or sheath, arrows, ankh, loom, mummy cloth, click beetle
- Deity.consort
- Khnum, Set
- Deity.offspring
- Sobek, Ra, Apep, Tutu, Serket
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- death deity
- Part of
- Egyptian mythology
- Gender
- female
- Child
- Ra
- Father
- Nun
- Mother
- Mehet-Weret
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- Neith.svg
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- Neith
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奈斯神“Neith”(/neɪθ/ 或/niːθ/,也拼写为尼特“Nit”、涅特“Net”或涅伊特“Neit”)是一位早期埃及神殿中的女神,塞易斯城的守护神,该城早在第一王朝起,就成为埃及尼罗河三角洲西部地区涅伊特的崇拜中心,它的古埃及名称叫扎乌(Zau)。 涅伊特也是古埃及南部城市“Ta-senet”或“Iunyt”现称为伊斯纳,希腊文称为“莱托波利斯”(Latopolis)(位于尼罗河西岸,卢克索(Luxor)以南约55公里处,现今的基纳省“Qena Governorate”)的三位守护神之一。
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