Horus was one of the big gods and (supposedly) so was Anubis. Really they are both (step) brothers so they must be on the same level of power. (In a cool way...Anubis is cooler then Horus or that's my opinion)
Neither Anubis or Horus had reason to fight and find out.
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In some cases, Anubis could be considered the brother of Horus as Isis was said to have raised Anubis - Anubis being the son of either Isis and Ra, of Osiris and Nephthysor of Set and Nephthys.
Anubis is better.I suppose he is also stronger,being half human,half a fearless predator.Even if Horus is called the God of War,and is said to fly like a falcon,Anubis is the God of the desert and the darkness.Recent studies also show that the egyptian jackal is some kind of grey wolf instead.So,Anubis would win.
By some accounts of Egyptian mythology the brother of Anubis was Horus.
Neither Anubis or Horus had reason to fight and find out.
No, Horus was the son of Isis and Osiris. Anubis was his half brother, although some myths say he was his brother. Anubis's mom was Nephthys and his dad was Set.
anubis
In some cases, Anubis could be considered the brother of Horus as Isis was said to have raised Anubis - Anubis being the son of either Isis and Ra, of Osiris and Nephthysor of Set and Nephthys.
Horus and Anubis were ancient Egyptian gods that along with Isis and Thor were able to reassemble dismembered body parts of Osiris.
Anubis is better.I suppose he is also stronger,being half human,half a fearless predator.Even if Horus is called the God of War,and is said to fly like a falcon,Anubis is the God of the desert and the darkness.Recent studies also show that the egyptian jackal is some kind of grey wolf instead.So,Anubis would win.
As there is not a ancient Egyptian deity called "Horos" (Horus?) in Egyptian myth, Anubis would be it. If by "horos" you mean Horus, Anubis and Horus did not have any cause of conflict to determine who was more powerful so no one will ever know.
By some accounts of Egyptian mythology the brother of Anubis was Horus.
Horus, the God of Sky, was his half brother.
There was not, in ancient Egyptian myth, a "eye of Anubis"; the "eye of Ra"/"eye of Horus" referred to the counterpart protective goddess who defeated the enemies of Ra/Horus. The "Eye of Horus" symbol itself was of the Upper Egypt goddess Wadjet.
In the case of the Younger Horus, his mother is Isis and his father is Osiris, with a possible brother in Anubis. in the case of the Elder Horus, his sisters are Isis and Nephthys and his brothers are Osiris and Set; his wife is either Isis or Hathor. His mother is Nut and his father either Ra or Geb.
Osiris, Horus, Isis and Set all interacted with Anubis. His daughter was Kebechet and his consort was Anput.