In one particular Egyptian tale "Story of Two Brothers" - when the hero of the story was born, the 'Seven Hathors', disguised as seven young women, appeared and announced his fate. They seemed to be linked with not only fortune telling, but to being questioners of the soul on its way to the Land of the West. These goddesses were worshiped in seven cities: Thebes, Heliopolis, Aphroditopolis, Sinai, Momemphis, Herakleopolis, and Keset.
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In Egyptian mythology Hathor was the child of Nut and Ra. Hathor was also the wife to Horus.
Ra or Ptah was the father of Hathor.
Ihy- the sistrum player was the son of Hathor.
Hathor wore a long red or white dress and a headdress.
hathor carries a snake walking stick and a black tiny cross
He was created by Ra the sun god.
Hathor, Ra's daughter (Actually it was Sekhmet, the lion goddess, Hathor was Sekhmet's docile cow form,who has a long story to her....)
Hathor was a goddess of Ancient Egypt.
In Egyptian mythology Hathor was the child of Nut and Ra. Hathor was also the wife to Horus.
Ra or Ptah was the father of Hathor.
Hathor's sacred animal is the cow.
Hathor is played by Suanne Braun .
Hathor was the daughter of Ra, so Anat, Astarte, Bast, Wadjet, Anhur, Ma'at, Thoth, Weneg, Nekhbet, Serqet, Hathor and Mut were at times called children of Ra would also be Hathor's siblings.
Hathor was neither Roman nor Greek. Hathor was an Egyptian deity. She was closely associated with motherhood and childbirth.
Hathor and Horus were equals and so had their union.
Hathor is often depicted with the head of a cow.
Hathor did not die in Egyptian myth.