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What is Anubis last name?
The ancinet Egyptian god Anubis did not have a last name.
What does Cleopatra's cartouche mean?
A cartouche is a person's name written in hieroglyphics. It is a line, sometimes two, of hieroglyphics with a circle around it. Cleopatra's cartouche would simply be her name written in hieroglyphics.
Was Hieroglyphics the name of Egypt's greatest pharaoh?
No, it is not. Hieroglyphics is the term commonly used for Egyptian picture-writing.
How do you prononce the god name Anubis?
Anu-Bis
What was the name of the Egyption god that was replaced by Osiris?
Anubis.
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