0
Anubis
Anubis is the god of mummification, funerals and deaths in Egyptian Mythology, who is often portrayed as a jackal-headed god. One of his main roles include being the "Guardian of the Scales,” where he weighs the amount of “truth” in a soul on a scale to decide whether it should be granted afterlife. Questions related to Anubis and his role can be found in this category.
397 Questions
Who is the Pharaoh for when Anubis was first introduced?
It is likely, given that the Old Kingdom of Egypt mentions Anubis, that the worship of Anubis in Egypt predates the Pharaoh ruling over Egypt.
What is the stick like figure in Anubis's Hand?
Without seeing the depiction it is not possible to guess what might be in the hand of Anubis.
Anubis was an Egyptian god. He is considered by most today to be primarily mythological only. He actually held two positions in Egypt, depending on when in Egyptian history one was alive. In the early Dynastic periods he was considered the highest god in context to the dead and spirit world. His duties were belonging to any event post life on Earth. He watched over mummifications, burials, and the transition of the spirits. However, in the later periods during the Middle Kingdom he was reduced in scope to be below his fellow God Osiris, eventually resulting in the people declaring Osiris was his father.
Many people believed in the reality of Anubis up into the second century A.D. Even the Greeks Hellenized him to become joined with Hermes, resulting in Hermenubis. In dealing with most issues of faith, I would say that there is no current archaeological evidence indicating Anubis was ever a real creature. The evidence definitely indicates he was worshipped by the Egyptians as a real deity. Therefore, as with most issues of religion, it becomes your decision to believe or not to believe in Anubis' reality.
What city is named after Anubis?
There is no modern city named for Anubis. The Greeks called two of Anubis's cult cities in Egypt; Cynopolis and Lycopolis.
The ancient Egyptian god Anubis was the god of embalming the dead; protector, tester, and guide to the dead in the Duat (underworld).
Has there ever been asbestos found at the library and courts building?
Some libraries and court buildings had asbestos-containing materials in them and some did not. Only an inspection by trained and qualified specialists can determine whether it is present in a specific building.
According to Egyptian history (mythology?), yes he does.
Kabechet is the daughter of Ahttp://wiki.answers.com/godsofegypt/anubis.htm, and she aids him in preparing the body for mummification. When Anubis washes the entrails, it is she who brings him the sacred water for the task. She also gives a cooling drink to the spirits of the dead who must wait while they are being mummified.
Anubis was famous for being god of mummification, and the dead on their path through the underworld.
What was it like when Anubis was born?
Anubis of Egyptian myth did not speak of it, so we do not know.
Anubis has several symbols, the was- sceptre, the flail, the Imiut fetish, as well as the Ankh.
Anubis has the head of a jackal and the body of a man. He is the patron of mummification and the dead on their path through the underworld. See related link below for illustration.
Joy-girl goes missing
Fabian- guy that's has a crush on Nina
Nina-new American exchange student in the private school.
Patrica- joys best friend, will do anything to find out what happens to her friend.
Mara- smart girl, secretly likes Mick
Mick- dating amber in begining of series, plays sports.
Amber- preppy girl, not that smart, but she will help Nina and Fabian find clues.
In some accounts, where the mother of Anubis is Nephthys; his father is either Set or Osiris (thus he is brother of Horus).
What is the Anubis shrine made of?
It largely depends upon which shrine of Anubis the questioner refers to, throughout the history of ancient Egypt many such shrines had been made and materials varied.
What is the time period to utilise unaccounted depreciation?
Depreciation in any year that must be accounted for is the amount that is "allowed or allowable". It is maintained in the accumulated depreciation account. It is a form of a reserve. Depreciation process may actually properly be called "cost recovery".
Hence, there is never any unaccounted depreciation. (I can't be sure of what you may even mean, and suspect you don't really have any idea yourself and are just making up terms!)
There is of course frequently, a remaining book value to the property, undepreciated either because it required a resideual value be set up or it has not been owned for it's depreciable life. That is the basis used upon disposal or sale.
Some things have very long depreciable lifes so there is still more to be taken, many things....land especially...does not depreciate at all and any cost is recovered on disposal.
Is the Egyptian god Anubis male or female?
I believe it was a male because:
It was referred to as a god and NOT a goddess
It was described as a MAN with the head of a jackal
I have never in my life known or heard it to be a female! Hope this helps!
Who is more powerful Anubis or horos?
As there is not a ancient Egyptian deity called "Horos" (Horus?) in Egyptian myth, Anubis would be it. If by "horos" you mean Horus, Anubis and Horus did not have any cause of conflict to determine who was more powerful so no one will ever know.
