Ancient Religions

The God of Knowledge, Hieroglyphs and Wisdom in Egyptian mythology is Thoth. Thoth was depicted in art as a man with a baboon's head.

yes, they worshipped many gods. Somewhat like the Greeks and Romans.

Ra was the king of the gods, and the sun god.

Folklore and religion played a major role in African culture. Culture and religion were highly intertwined. Every ethnic group in Africa followed different rituals and ceremonies according to their cultural group. In Ethiopia, Christianity and Islamism prevailed. In Egypt, they were monotheistic and believed in war gods. The people of Nubia also believed in war gods before converting to Christianity.

Icarus died near the sun and fell into the sea. He was trying to escape and he flew too close to the sun.

It means you have a dead rabbit carcass that you need to dispose of.Wear rubber gloves. Wild rabbits carry a host of pests and may be diseased.

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In ancient Egypt, humans had more than one soul. The Ren was the part of the soul which came into existence when a person was named after birth. As long as the name was remembered, written, and spoken, this part of the soul continues to live. This is why Egyptians were careful to protect their names, and why unpopular rulers (Hatshepsut, Akhenaten, and others) had their names chiseled away from where they had once stood. The Ba is the part of the soul that is the essence of someones personality. It is the part that lives on and takes advantage of the funerary gifts - food, utensils, etc. that are given at the burial This part of the soul becomes corporeal after death, and so can make physical use of funerary gifts. The Ba would return to the deceased body to reside and rest, which was why preservation was so important. At death, Egyptians took with them the ib, or heart. It was here that emotion, reason, thought, will, etc. This was the most important part of the soul and was weighed at death. If heavy with sin, the heart was eaten by the crocodile Goddess of divine retribution, Ammit, and the deceased would not be allowed to enter the afterlife, instead being condemned to wander forever. The Sheut was the shadow. Since a shadow cannot exist independently and all things cast shadows, the Sheut was a reflection of who the person was. Statues were sometimes called a person's shadow. The Ka is the life force. When this leaves the body, it dies. Infants received the breath of a god at birth, and it was this that gave them life. The Ka could be sustained through food and drink, although it was the essence, not the physical form, that was consumed. The Akh is most easily described as a ghost. The understanding and descriptions of the Akh varied through the different periods of Egypt's history. For some, the Ka and Ba combined to form the Akh. For other beliefs, the Ka became the Akh. This Akh was the focus of worship and formed the deceased individual who had to be sustained, else they risk a second death.

Objects: Lightning bolt

Animals: Rams, but Eagles mostly. Always seen with a lightning bolt or eagle

There are no right or wrong feelings... everyone grieves in their own way. There are the 7 stages of grief as I'm sure you have heard about or seen on tv... disbelief, anger, sadness, etc. My father died when I was very young and I never dealt with my feelings, if you can find someone, anyone to talk to, everything your feeling is normal no matter what those feelings are so don't be afraid to talk to someone, anyone. I'm sorry for your loss

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Goy (singular) goyim (plural) in Yiddish. The word means "nations."

The purpose of a temple in the Mormon religion is to go there to pray to God. Over there you and a lot people come and pray, as a priest gives a prayer about how thankful we should be of our God.

Greek urns were used to hold the ashes of the dead. Vases sometimes were used as urns or for storage, transport of liquids, mixing wine with water, or carrying water.

It is called polytheism. If you worship many gods or goddesses, you are polytheistic. Monotheism is when only one god is worshipped. Christianity is monotheistic. Ancient Greek Mythology is polytheistic.

his name is ying zheng but in china they put the last name first to show respect to all ages so really his name is zheng ying...btw im a 6 grader soo no prob for the answer

It is a adjective of the form alluvium. It is used to describe soil that is fertile in as a result of a deposit by a stream.

In Greek mythology, the guarenteed way to get into Underworld is to die, providing the brurial rites are respected. However, various figures have entered the underworld alive. The locations of the entrance are various and always uncertain. Charon, the ferryman, who ferries the souls of the dead to the underworld, crosses the river Archeron which can be located near the village of Glyki. The souls of the dead wait at the gates of Underworld with coins either over their eyes or beneath their tongue (a traditional burial rite in ancient Greece). The coins are to pay Charon for the service. Only the dead are permitted to cross, so Psyche used this method to get into Underworld. To get passed Cerberus (Hades' three-headed guard dog), she was instructed to feed him a kind of cake.

Orpheus instead charmed Charon to take him to Hades' palace with the music he played on his lyre and by singing. This also calmed Cerburus who let him pass. Heracles found an extrance near Sparta and threated Charon. He then fought and over-powered Cerberus.

Odysseus, at the advice of Circe, travels by ship into Underworld. He sails to the end of the world then makes a sacrifice of a goat, feeding the blood to a prophet who instructs him from there.

Isis is one of the four gods and goddesses born to the goddes Nut, of the sky, and god Geb, of the Earth. She was born a goddess, and married her brother Osiris. When Osiris was killed by their brother, Seth, she re-constructed him, but he was still stuck in the underworld, where he is King. Isis is one of the most well-known symbols for motherhood and protection.

Apollo was a Greek god who was adopted by the Romans. The process started with the acquisition of the Sibylline Books of the oracles of Cumae by Lucius Tarquinius Superbus, the last king of Rome who ruled in the 6th century BC. The Sibylline were Greek oracles who lived in several Greek cities, including Cumae, a Greek city south of Rome, near Naples. The Romans created two priests dedicated to this guariging and interpreting these books, the duumviri sacris faciundis. Later this priesthood was increased to ten (decemviri sacris faciundis) and then to fifteen (quindecimviri sacris faciundis). Apollo was an oracular god; that is, the god of the oracles. Thus the Romans adopted Apollo.

The Romans also adopted Asclepius, the son of Apollo and the divinity who mediated medicine and healing, which were associated with Apollo.

In Hellenistic times, especially during the 3rd century BC, Apollo became identified among Greeks with Helios, Titan god of the sun, as Apollo Helios (Helios means sun in Greek). Apollo Sol (Sun) appeared in Roman literature in the in the third century AD. Constantine the Great (ruled 306-337) worshipped Apollo Sol and wanted the citizens of the empire to worship him.

Esther was the Queen of Persia. The king was Xerxes who reigned from 485 BC - 465BC so sometime during his reign he married Esther.

Gnomes do not exist. There mythical tales, and children story characters. They appear in video games, non-fiction books and much more. They are Non-fiction, and do not exist.

snake, fish, horse, cow, lizard, eagle, deer