She Who Holds a Thousand Souls

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She Who Holds a Thousand Souls is an epithet of the ancient Egyptian sky goddess Nut, highlighting her role as the cosmic mother who receives and protects the souls of the dead.

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Label Occurrences
She Who Holds a Thousand Souls canonical 2

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf epithet
appliesToDeityAspect Nut as celestial vault
Nut as mother of the dead
associatedConcept afterlife
cosmic motherhood
protection of the dead
associatedDeity Nut
associatedRealm cosmos
sky of the afterlife
cosmicFunction holding souls within the sky
sheltering the dead
culture ancient Egyptian religion
describes ancient Egyptian sky goddess
domain sky
emphasizesRole cosmic mother
protector of souls
receiver of the dead
epithetOf Nut
genderOfDeity female
languageOfOrigin ancient Egyptian
numberInEpithet thousand
refersTo Nut
relatesTo Egyptian funerary beliefs
journey of the soul after death
roleInMythology guardian of souls
receiver of deceased in the sky
symbolizes cosmic containment of the dead
encompassing care
vast number of souls
typeOfTitle religious epithet

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Nut epithet She Who Holds a Thousand Souls
sky (Nut) hasTitle She Who Holds a Thousand Souls
subject surface form: Nut