Seshat

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Seshat is the ancient Egyptian goddess of writing, wisdom, and record-keeping, often depicted with a seven-pointed emblem above her head.

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Seshat canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Egyptian goddess
deity
appearsIn Middle Kingdom inscriptions
New Kingdom temple reliefs
Old Kingdom inscriptions NERFINISHED
associatedWith Thoth NERFINISHED
astronomical observations
calendrical calculations
scribes
temple foundations
culture ancient Egyptian religion
domain architecture
measurement
record-keeping
wisdom
writing
function keeping divine and royal archives
overseeing measurements and surveying
patroness of scribes
presiding over the foundation ritual of temples
recording royal achievements
recording the regnal years of the king
gender female
iconography figure holding a notched palm rib
woman wearing a leopard skin garment
woman with a seven-pointed emblem above her head
languageOfName ancient Egyptian
mythologicalStatus minor but important deity in the Egyptian pantheon
notableRitual Stretching of the Cord ceremony NERFINISHED
religiousRole keeper of the divine library
recorder of the deeds of the king
role goddess of architecture
goddess of measurement
goddess of record-keeping
goddess of wisdom
goddess of writing
sometimesDescribedAs consort of Thoth
daughter of Thoth
symbol headband with tall plume
leopard-skin dress
palm rib for counting years
seven-pointed emblem above her head
star-like emblem
title Lady of the Builders NERFINISHED
Mistress of the House of Architects
Mistress of the House of Books NERFINISHED
Mistress of the Library NERFINISHED
worshipContext royal and temple rituals
worshipRegion Egypt NERFINISHED

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Djehuty spouse Seshat