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What Egyptian myth describes a man killed by his brother and later brought back to life by his wife?
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∙ 13y ago
The myth you are talking about is death of Osiris. His brother is Set and his wife is Isis
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Who killed the Egyptian god oris?
Do you mean Osiris? Set, Osiris's jealous brother killed him.
What god killed his brother?
In Egyptian mythology, Set kills Osiris.
Who was the egypitn mummy queen?
The Egyptian mummy queen was queen cleopatra who killed her dad and her brother But her husband was killed.
What was the role of the Egyptian god yah?
The role of the Egyptian god yah was to make desert storms, thunderstorms and earthquakes. He was known as the one who killed his brother.
What Egyptian was killed by his brother and brought back by his wife?
The Egyptian God Osiris was killed by his brother Seth. Seth cut him up into pieces before hiding them in 14 different locations. Osiris' wife Isis recovered the body parts and put them together to make the first mummy. She protected his body with amulets and powerful spells.
Were there any deaths of ancient Egyptian gods?
osiris he was killed by his brother but hi wife and his mother and Anubis put him together again!
When did Cleopatra get married and how and to whom?
in 47 BC to her brother Ptolemy XIII. When he was killed, she then married her other brother, Ptolemy XIV. This was also in 47 BC. She was married according to the Egyptian rituals.
What did moses do afetr he killed an Egyptian?
Once it was found out that he had killed a Egyptian, he fled to the land of Median.
Who killed a seven and one half tall Egyptian Giant in the Bible?
David killed the Egyptian Giant
Who killed Justin Bieber brother?
No one killed his brother.
Is Osiris famous for anything other than getting killed by his brother?
Osiris was also God of the underworld. He was extrimly important through out the ancient Egyptian Cizilization.
Did Cleopatra kill her brother for the throne?
Cleopatra killed her brother not for the throne but for sole power. She already had the throne, but had to share it with her brother. By eliminating him, she could designate her baby son, Caesarion as her co-ruler (Egyptian queens had to have male co-rulers) and in reality be the sole ruler.
