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Egyptian Firures:Sobek
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Sobek 1.Sobek was connected with the River Nile. He was the Nile God protecting the king, usually took the form of a man with the head of a crocodile. Live crocodiles were kept in pools at temples bu
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Egyptian Firures:Sobek
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Sobek 1.Sobek was connected with the River Nile. He was the Nile God protecting the king, usually took the form of a man with the head of a crocodile. Live crocodiles were kept in pools at temples bu
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Egyptian Firures:Thot
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Thot 1.Thot, God of learning and wisdom, took the appearance of a human with an ibis s head holding a writing palette. The Ancient Egyptians believed Thot created writing and mathematics; he was al
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Egyptian Firures:Thot
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Thot 1.Thot, God of learning and wisdom, took the appearance of a human with an ibis s head holding a writing palette. The Ancient Egyptians believed Thot created writing and mathematics; he was al
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Egyptian Firures:Thot
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Thot 1.Thot, God of learning and wisdom, took the appearance of a human with an ibis s head holding a writing palette. The Ancient Egyptians believed Thot created writing and mathematics; he was al
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Egyptian FiruresIsis:Horus
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Horus 1.Horus was the son of Osiris and Isis. He was the God of sky and the protector of Pharaoh s kingship. He represented the sun born in the genesis of the world. He took the appearance of a man
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Egyptian FiruresIsis:Horus
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Horus 1.Horus was the son of Osiris and Isis. He was the God of sky and the protector of Pharaoh s kingship. He represented the sun born in the genesis of the world. He took the appearance of a man
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Egyptian FiruresIsis:Horus
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Horus 1.Horus was the son of Osiris and Isis. He was the God of sky and the protector of Pharaoh s kingship. He represented the sun born in the genesis of the world. He took the appearance of a man
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Egyptian FiruresIsis:Osiris
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Osiris 1.Osiris was the God of the dead. He was the brother/husband of Isis, the father of Horus. He originally was the Pharaoh of Egypt. After murdered by his brother, Seth, he was resurrected and b
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