No. He was never buried, but put into a sarcophagus by Set and then heaved into the water, a tree then grew around the sarcophagus, and when it was cut down a sweet smell came from it and Isis knew where to find Osiris, Set too heard of the sweet smelling tree and after Isis had prepared the body to live again he cut it to pieces, and set those into the river, Isis went in search of the pieces so as to revive Osiris, she found all but one piece and this piece she recreated with magic (it was his phallus) and in this way Osiris lived again, but he departed from the earth to live in the underworld where he ruled as it's king as he had ruled above it. Horus, his son, became the new king and is identified as the god who is the living pharaoh.
Osiris was mainly worshiped in Abydos which was believed to be wear his body was buried. Most of the old kingdom tombs are located in Abydos for the same reason. Mainly Osiris was a very important god and he was worshiped through out the ancient Egyptian civilization.
Osiris was Isis' husband (in the Ennead).
Well, osiris was married to isis and osiris died.
Isis and Osiris
Isis and Osiris are brother and sister.
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Osiris was mainly worshiped in Abydos which was believed to be wear his body was buried. Most of the old kingdom tombs are located in Abydos for the same reason. Mainly Osiris was a very important god and he was worshiped through out the ancient Egyptian civilization.
Egyptians worship the sun God, Osiris and they believed that they needed to be buried showing a sign of devotion to Osiris. Not only were their arms crossed but often their legs would be crossed as well. The X is believed to be the sign of Osiris and was used as a symbol throughout tombs on the walls showing respect.
Osiris was Isis' husband (in the Ennead).
the cult of osiris ended when Osiris died
Osiris acheiments were
Well, osiris was married to isis and osiris died.
Osiris was worshiped in ancient Egypt.
The son of Osiris is Horus.
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djed, the spine of osiris