ANUKET is the Egyptian Goddess of the Nile, in particular the stretch of river in the southern part of Egypt. She is the daughter of Satis, Goddess of the Nile's floods, and Khnum, God of the source of the Nile. Anuket was also associated with things that moved quickly, such as arrows and gazelles, and she was sometimes depicted either as a gazelle or with the head of a gazelle. Other depictions show her as a woman wearing a crown topped with ostrich feathers. Anuket's name, which means "embracer," is also seen as ANKET, ANQET, and ANUKIS, and her titles included GIVER OF LIFE, LADY OF LIFE, NOURISHER OF THE FIELDS, MOTHER OF THE KING, and SHE WHO SHOOTS FORTH.
Keywords: roman and greek gods and goddesses inca gods and goddesses god of war ancient greek gods and goddesses greek gods and goddesses outfits aphrodite god of white magic spells that work how to learn black magic wiccan spells chants charmed spells dark magic spells candle magic rituals magic and the occult
This entry was posted
on 4 June 2011
at Saturday, June 04, 2011
. You can follow any responses to this entry through the
.
