HATMEHYT is an Egyptian Goddess of fish, whose name means "she who is before the fishes". This suggests either that she was the first fish or that she is predominant over other fish deities. She was worshipped primarily at Mendes, and was the consort of that city's ram God, Banebdjedet. She is usually depicted as a woman with a fish emblem on her head, or in the form of a fish. Her name is also seen as HATMEHIT.
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More seen as skeletal in the art of the period, he seemed much more inviting as his appearance ended the suffering. Also for good Catholics death taking them in grace was a welcome gift. Some art shows him as a lover, which can go back to several Gods of old.
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NIKKAL (pronounced nee-KAL) is the Canaanite Goddess of orchards, fruit, and the harvest. She is the daughter of Khirkhib, God of summer, and wife of Yarikh, God of the moon. Nikkal's father did not want her to marry Yarikh, and suggested to him that he marry one of Baal's daughters instead. Yarikh would not give up, and after paying a brideprice of silver, gold, and necklaces of lapis lazuli, Khirkhib relented. It was a good match, as the dew that Yarikh brings each night waters Nikkal's orchards, ensuring a bountiful harvest.
Nikkal is the subject of a hymn which may be the oldest known musical score. In the 1950s, archaeologists found a tablet from Ugarit, dated back to 1400 BCE, now called the Hurrian Hymn. Although there is not enough left of the tablet to give a satisfactory translation of the lyrics, the music has been interpreted.
Nikkal's full name is NIKKAL-WA-IB, which means "Great Lady and Fruitful" or "Great Goddess of Fruit".
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