Sacred Animals of Ancient Egypt, II


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Jul 20, 2001


And so, in these weeks we've had a look at some of the animals worshiped in ancient Egypt - the crocodile, the cobra, the scorpion and now the cat/lioness and the cow/bull. The ancient people learned to regard these majestic creatures with great respect and to share their harsh landscape. Perhaps we should take note of this and show more respect for the great creatures that share our space as well.

Bast
Goddess Hathor
      

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2.   Jul 23, 2001 5:28 AM
In response to message posted by Freedomstar:

Thank you Debbie. That looks very interesting! Thanks for stopping by! :) ...

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1.   Jul 21, 2001 12:30 PM
A very interesting article. You might want to try the Fantasy books by Sarah Isidore called "The Daughters of Bast." They mix Egptian mythology with Celtic mythology. The goddesses of Bast and Sekhmet ...

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