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Anubis is the Greek name for a jackal-headed god associated with mummification and the afterlife (death), occording the Egyptian Mythology. (was also seen as the deity of embalming)
Osiris is the God of Death and Rebirth in Egyptian Mythology.
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Did all Egyptian gods and goddesses carry the Ankh?
Yes. This symbol represented life.
Why where there so many Egyptian gods?
The Egyptian gods were associated with concepts such as death, sun, etc... which may explain why there were "so many"!
What were the Gods roles in ancient Egyptian death?
killing by practise and war
What is pollux the god of?
Pollux and Castor were gods that represented death and life/immortality.
What religious ceremonies and gods and goddesses were associated with Egyptian burial and death?
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What religious ceremonies and gods goddesses were associated with Egyptian death and burial?
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What religious ceremonies gods and goddesses were associated with Egyptian burial and death?
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Did all the Egyptian gods hold the ankh?
no, not all Egyptian gods hold the ankh but many are depicted with the ankh, since the ankh represented eternal life set (or seth: god of evil chaos and disorder) was not usually depicted with the ankh
What did gods do for Egypt?
Egyptian gods explained things that egyptians did not understand like the seasons, death, the sun setting, and the nile river.
What did the Egyptian gods symbolize?
Each god symbolised something different. The good gods (Horus for example) symbolised hope and protection whereas the bad/evil gods (seth for example) represented distruction and sadness
What Egyptian gods represented the elements?
All Egyptian gods and goddesses related in some way to life and to nature; such as Re being a ruler of the gods and also a sun deity, or that Shu held aloft Nut, the night sky, but was himself lord of cool air, wind, and the upper sky.
How does the phrase taker of life relate to Egyptian gods?
"Taker of life" does not relate to any Egyptian god or goddess; there was not a god or goddess of death (that is, a god or goddess solely of death itself).
