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Amentet; an account of the gods, amulets & scarabs of the ancient Egyptians (1915)

Knight, Alfred Ernest, 1861-1934 · London, Longmans, Green, [etc.] · leaf 95

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GODS OF THE EGYPTIANS 77 Horus, and formed with them a recognized triad. She personified the celestial space, or, more exactly, “ the great, inert, primeval watery mass out of which sprang the sun-god Ra ” (Budge), and on this account it is thought that the name Net may be akin in meaning to Nut.… … which is doubly hidden.” In other words, Neith was a supreme one even among the gods ; the universal mother ; the goddess expressing eternity and infinity ; the great creating and ruling power in the universe ; for ever shrouded in mystery, for ever the Existing One. And on this account, the…

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