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Nephthys
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Geburts- und Totengöttin in der ägyptischen Mythologie
Nephthys was a goddess in ancient Egyptian religion, daughter of the sky and earth deities, who held an important place in the Egyptian pantheon as one of the Great Ennead. She is particularly significant in Egyptian funerary practices, where she worked alongside her sister Isis to protect mummies and was closely associated with other major deities including Osiris and Set.
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Key facts
- Deity.type
- Egyptian
- Deity.name
- Nephthys
- Deity.image
- Nepthys.svg
- Deity.image_upright
- .7
- Deity.caption
- Nephthys normally portrayed as a young woman, wearing a headdress in the shape of a house and basket
- Deity.hiero
- O9 t:H8
- Deity.cult_center
- None specifically, Diospolis Parva
- Deity.symbol
- The sacred temple enclosure
- Deity.parents
- Geb and Nut
- Deity.siblings
- Isis, Osiris, Haroeris, and Set
- Deity.consort
- Set, Osiris, Horus, (in some myths) Anubis (in Nubia)
- Deity.offspring
- Anubis, Horus (in some myths)
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Article · Deutsch
Nephthys, auch Neb-hut oder Nebet-hut, ist eine Geburts- und Totengöttin in der ägyptischen Mythologie, die in ihrer Erscheinung auch die Göttin Nut repräsentiert. In den Pyramidentexten galt sie als „Göttin des Südens“.
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