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what are hathors powers and responsibilities
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What is hecates powers?
I think Hecates powers are magic.
What were Dione's powers?
No particular powers of hers are mentioned in the ancient texts.
What are king midas's powers?
King Midas didn't have any powers!
What is Athena divine powers?
Athena's divine powers are battle and wisdom
How did Hera earn her powers?
The gods did not earn their assignments or powers - they just had them from the start.
What was hathors religon?
Ancient Egyptian
What was Hathors birthday?
Egyptian myth does not state it.
What was hathor's personality?
whats was hathors personality
What were hathors Accomplishments?
i dont know well she is the goddess many things.
What was Hathors role?
hathor was a protective goddess, she was also the goddess of love and joy
Who are hathors parents?
Hathor's parents are Nut, the sky goddess; and Ra, the sun god.
Who was Hathors father?
Both Ptah and Ra were considered Hathor's father.
What are Hathors duties?
to protect motherhood basically to protect women that was able to have a baby also her duties were to make love and peace but she was a lady of heaven
What is Hathors realtion with the Egyptians?
Hathor is the great goddess of the Egyptians, she has been called the mother of Ra, his daughter, or his wife; she is also either the wife or mother of Horus.
What is the difference between enumerated powers and implied powers?
Implied powers are powers that are perceived to be in place. Enumerated powers are powers that are specifically listed. An example of enumerated powers are the powers listed in Article I, Section 8 of the US Constitution.
Did the Egyptian god hathors brother?
The Egyptian goddess Hathor was the daughter of Ra; the consort of Ra or Horus, and the mother of Horus and Ihy. Any son of Ra would be the brother of Hathor; the sons of Ra are said to be Thoth and Weneg.
these government activities are examples of(apex)a. delegate powers b.concurrent powers c.reserved powers d.implied powers?
Concurrent Powers.
