Osiris, god of the dead and resurrection in ancient Egypt
Osiris, Egyptian god of the dead: Seth's murder, Isis's reassembly of his body, resurrection as the first mummy, and judging souls in the Hall of Two Truths.
Egyptian mythology
Osiris, Egyptian god of the dead: Seth's murder, Isis's reassembly of his body, resurrection as the first mummy, and judging souls in the Hall of Two Truths.
Ra, the Egyptian sun god: creator deity, nightly journey through the Duat battling Apophis, syncretisms (Amun-Ra, Ra-Horakhty), and cult at Heliopolis.
Amun, Egyptian god of Thebes: his hidden origin, fusion into Amun-Ra, the temple of Karnak, Akhenaten's reform, and his status as king of the gods under the New Kingdom.
Anubis, the jackal-headed god of ancient Egypt: guardian of the dead, divine embalmer, guide of souls, and overseer of the weighing of the heart.
Bastet, the Egyptian cat goddess: protector of home, motherhood and fertility, the pacified Eye of Ra, gentle counterpart of Sekhmet and great lady of Bubastis.
Hathor, Egyptian goddess of love, joy and music: Eye of Ra, celestial mother of Horus, Lady of the West welcoming the dead, and mistress of the temple of Dendera.
Horus, the Egyptian falcon god: son of Osiris and Isis, his contest with Seth for the throne, the Eye of Horus, and his divine embodiment of the pharaoh.
Isis, Egyptian goddess of magic: reassembly of Osiris, protection of Horus, mystery cult in the Roman Empire, and her enduring symbolic legacy worldwide.
Maat, Egyptian goddess of truth and justice: her role in the weighing of the heart, her bond with the pharaoh, her opposition to Isfet, and ancient wisdom teachings.
Nephthys, Egyptian goddess of mourning and protection of the dead: sister of Isis, wife of Seth, mother of Anubis and guardian of the mummy in the Osiris cycle.
Sekhmet, the Egyptian lioness goddess: Eye of Ra and the Destruction of Mankind, burning breath and plagues, yet also a dreaded healer and guardian of Memphis.
Seth, Egyptian god of chaos and the desert: killer of Osiris, rival of Horus for Egypt's throne, and guardian of Ra against the serpent Apophis.
Thoth, the ibis-headed Egyptian god: scribe of the gods, keeper of the judgment of souls, master of writing and magic in the mythology of ancient Egypt.