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Neith was goddess of war, impartiality, mummification wrappings, the funeral bier.
It is a possibility that from Neith came the Greek goddess Athena.
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How important is Neith?
The Egyptians believed her to be an ancient and wise goddess, to whom the other gods came if they could not resolve their own disputes.
Who were sobek's family?
Sobek's mother was Neith, the ancient goddess of war and wisdom. Neith's sister, Isis was the goddess of magic and life.
Who is the goddess neith of Egypt's mother?
No mother is listed for Neith.
Why is Neith Important to Egyptians?
Patron of: war, impartiality, mummification wrappings, the funeral bier.
How old was neith when she died?
Neith the Egyptian goddess never died in myth.
When was Neith the Goddess born?
Egyptian Mythology does not say.
Wo old was neith the eygptian goddess was born and died?
Neith never died; and no date of birth in myth was ever given.
How do you pronounce the Egyptian goddess Neith's name?
No one can answer that; the Ancient Egyptian language is lost. Closet guess: Nit (Knit)
What is a similar goddess from a different culture of Athena?
The Egyptian goddess Neith is often thought to be how Athena originated. Also there is the Roman goddess Minerva.
Did ra the ancient Egyptian god have parents?
Nun, the watery abyss and Neith the goddess of war, impartiality, mummification wrappings, the funeral bier were seen as parents of Ra/Re.
I am Roman God of War what moon are you?
The Roman God of War was Mars - but that is a planet, not a Moon.The only deity to do with war and a moon is Neith an Egyptian Goddess. Neith is a hypothetical moon of Venus.
What is the name god of the sea in ancient egypt?
There were a few gods and goddesses that the ancient Egyptians associated with the sea. Nun (primeval god of water and chaos.) Naunet (chaos and water, consort of Nun) Neith (sometimes a primal water goddess, mother of Apep, Ra, and Sobek) Mut (primal mother goddess of the waters, consort Amun, child is Khnum) Heryshaf (ram headed, creator god, emerged from Nun i.e. primeval waters; "ruler of the riverbanks") Yam (sea god, Ugarit deity)
