Anpu

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Anpu is the ancient Egyptian name for Anubis, the jackal-headed god associated with mummification and the protection of the dead.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian deity
death god
funerary deity
mythological character
appearsIn Book of the Dead NERFINISHED
Coffin Texts NERFINISHED
Pyramid Texts NERFINISHED
associatedAnimal dog
jackal
associatedWith afterlife
embalming
judgment of the dead
mummification
necropolis
protection of the dead
tombs
colorAssociation black
consort Anput NERFINISHED
culture ancient Egyptian religion
depictedAs jackal-headed god
man with a jackal head
domain Duat NERFINISHED
equivalentInGreek Anubis NERFINISHED
Hermanubis NERFINISHED
hasNameForm Anoup NERFINISHED
Anubis NERFINISHED
Inpw NERFINISHED
offspring Kebechet NERFINISHED
parent Nephthys NERFINISHED
Osiris NERFINISHED
participatesIn Weighing of the Heart NERFINISHED
role guardian of cemeteries
guide of souls
overseer of embalming
patron of embalmers
protector of graves
weigher of the heart
sometimesHasParent Ra NERFINISHED
Set NERFINISHED
symbol black jackal
flail
was-scepter
timePeriod Middle Kingdom of Egypt NERFINISHED
New Kingdom of Egypt NERFINISHED
Old Kingdom of Egypt NERFINISHED
worshipCenter Abydos NERFINISHED
Cynopolis NERFINISHED
Saqqara NERFINISHED
Thebes NERFINISHED

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Anubis egyptianName Anpu