Nut

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Nut is the ancient Egyptian sky goddess, often depicted arching over the earth and associated with the heavens, stars, and the cyclical rebirth of the sun.


Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian deity
sky goddess
appearsIn Book of the Dead
Coffin Texts
Pyramid Texts
associatedWith afterlife
cosmic order
cyclical rebirth of the sun
rebirth
resurrection
childOf Shu
Tefnut
culture ancient Egyptian religion
depictedAs woman arching over the earth
woman whose body is covered with stars
domain cosmos
heavens
sky
stars
epithet Lady of the Sky
She Who Holds a Thousand Souls
She of the Sycamore
function protector of the deceased
receiver of the dead into the sky
gender female
hasRelation mother of major Osirian deities
memberOf Ennead of Heliopolis
mythologicalRole gives birth to the sun each morning
protective canopy over the world
separates earth from sky
swallows the sun in the evening
parentOf Horus the Elder
Isis
Nephthys
Osiris
Set
residesOver day-night cycle
path of the sun
role sky goddess
spouseOf Geb
symbol heavenly vault
ladder to the sky
sky filled with stars
sycamore tree
timePeriod Middle Kingdom
New Kingdom
Old Kingdom
worshipPlace Dendera
Heliopolis


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