Aah, Anti, Buchis, Heka, Keket, Khentamentiu, Meret, Ahti, Anubis, Buto, Ahy, Apep, Djed, Aken, Apis, Duamutef, Aker, Asar-Hap, Ernutet, Amentet, Ash, Geb, Ammut, Aaten, Hapi, Amon, Atum, Hapy, Amist, Babi, Harkpakhrad, Anat, Banebdjedet, Hather, Anedjiti, Bast, Hatmehit, Anhur, Bat, Hauhet, Ankhet, Bennu, Hedjwer, Antaios, Bes, Heh, Heket, Heptet, Heret, Herishef, Khentykhety, Nefertem, Nehebkau, Neit, Nekhbet, Nemty, Kheper, Khnum, Khons, Hertept, Nephtys, Horakhnte, Maahes, Niau, Horemakhet, Maat, Niaut, Horus, Mafdet, Nun, Hu, Mehurt, Nunet, Imotep. Menhit Nut, Isis, Mentu, Osiris, Kek, Pakhet, ReshpuMeretseger, Qaudesh, Ptah, Meskhenet, Qebehsennuf, Ptah-Sokar, Min, Ra, Reshpu, Mut, Re-Horakhte, Satet, Sia, Unut, Sed, Sobek, Upuaut, Sekhmet, Sokar, Urthekau, Selket, Sopdet, Wadjet, Serapis, Sopdu, Wasret, Seshat, Tatenen, Weppwawet, Set, Taureet, Weret, Shesmu, Tefnut, Wosret, Shu, Thoth.
There are over 2000 Egyptian gods/goddesses/deities know to scholars today by name. Those are the most popular ones.
1) she is the goddess of moisture.2) her 2 twins are nut, the sky goddess and geb, the earth.3) she was the tongue of ptah.
The Ancient Egyptians had around 8700 gods in total.It may be hard to believe but they really did!over a thousand gods it's hard to name them allThere are approximately 64 Egyptian Gods. These include Osiris, Amun, Re(Ra) AND Nephthys. They all play a vital role in Ancient Egyptian life.Actually by the time the xtains/coptics had come along in the mid 400's there was record of over 2000 deities worshipped in Ancient Egypt. Almost every village in Egypt had it's own gods. Every time a new Pharaoh came into power the whole culture recognised his gods as the best so they were always changing.Actually there are 115 or 114 on all the other sites that's what it said it was. there was no more.Their are well over 800 Egyptian gods because the ancient Egyptians had a god for almost everythingThere were hundreds of gods and goddesses.There were gods for everything like cats, home, pregenent woman, etc.Some gods included Anubis, Thoth, Isis, Bes, Hathor, Osiris, Ra, etc.Up to 2000 gods and spirits were counted in Egyptian mythologyOver two thousand, I believe. However, unlike Ra (sun god), not all were known through the whole country-- many were only local.As well as being localised many gods were known by different names as well.It would be hard to say exactly how many they had, but there would have been well over a hundred gods. Actually there would have been thousands of gods that they believed in and it is pretty hard to name all of them.According to a good book I have on the subject, there are approximately 2000 gods, goddesses or deities of ancient Egypt known to us by name today. However, most of these were just very minor deities worshipped only in particular places for short amounts of time. Bear in mind, many of them were similar, eg. many with the same animal head or basic depiction. Eg, not all falcons are Horus.due to new finds, translation issues and the fact that the egyptian culture evolved many times over its reign as well as incorporated many nearby cultures the exact number is unknown. the last offical count had it at 8700
Ancient Egypt had many gods. Some of them and the most important ones, are:- Ra - god of sun- Anubis - god of embalming- Bes - god of happiness and protector of the family- Osiris - god of the dead, god of the underworld- Seth - murderer of Osiris - god of deserts, storms, darkness and chaos- Isis - wife of Osiris - goddess of motherhood and fertility- Horus - god of protection - protected the pharaohs- Thoth - god of wisdom - the voice of Ra- Amun or Amon - god of creation- Imsety - son of Horus - protected the liver of the deceased - was protected by Nephthys(the mistress of the house)- Hapy - son of Horus - protected the lungs of the deceased - was protected by Isis- Qebehsenuef - son of Horus - protected the intestines of the deceased - was protected by Serket(goddess of healing stings and bites)- Duamutef - son of Horus - protected the stomach of the deceased - was protected by Neith (goddess of war and of hunting)- Hathor - goddess of love, motherhood and joy- Khnum - he who created the bodies of the children- Ma'at - goddess of truth, justice, balance, morality- Ptah - god who gave the names of everything - when speaking a word, he created it- Sekhmet - goddess of war- Sobek - god of water- Heket - creator of the ka's - goddess of life and fertility- Meskhenet - creator of the ka's - goddess of childbirthHope it helped.
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The Egyptians worshiped the 114 Gods of EGYPT by the way of statues and images
1) she is the goddess of moisture.2) her 2 twins are nut, the sky goddess and geb, the earth.3) she was the tongue of ptah.
The Ancient Egyptians had around 8700 gods in total.It may be hard to believe but they really did!over a thousand gods it's hard to name them allThere are approximately 64 Egyptian Gods. These include Osiris, Amun, Re(Ra) AND Nephthys. They all play a vital role in Ancient Egyptian life.Actually by the time the xtains/coptics had come along in the mid 400's there was record of over 2000 deities worshipped in Ancient Egypt. Almost every village in Egypt had it's own gods. Every time a new Pharaoh came into power the whole culture recognised his gods as the best so they were always changing.Actually there are 115 or 114 on all the other sites that's what it said it was. there was no more.Their are well over 800 Egyptian gods because the ancient Egyptians had a god for almost everythingThere were hundreds of gods and goddesses.There were gods for everything like cats, home, pregenent woman, etc.Some gods included Anubis, Thoth, Isis, Bes, Hathor, Osiris, Ra, etc.Up to 2000 gods and spirits were counted in Egyptian mythologyOver two thousand, I believe. However, unlike Ra (sun god), not all were known through the whole country-- many were only local.As well as being localised many gods were known by different names as well.It would be hard to say exactly how many they had, but there would have been well over a hundred gods. Actually there would have been thousands of gods that they believed in and it is pretty hard to name all of them.According to a good book I have on the subject, there are approximately 2000 gods, goddesses or deities of ancient Egypt known to us by name today. However, most of these were just very minor deities worshipped only in particular places for short amounts of time. Bear in mind, many of them were similar, eg. many with the same animal head or basic depiction. Eg, not all falcons are Horus.due to new finds, translation issues and the fact that the egyptian culture evolved many times over its reign as well as incorporated many nearby cultures the exact number is unknown. the last offical count had it at 8700
Ancient Egypt had many gods. Some of them and the most important ones, are:- Ra - god of sun- Anubis - god of embalming- Bes - god of happiness and protector of the family- Osiris - god of the dead, god of the underworld- Seth - murderer of Osiris - god of deserts, storms, darkness and chaos- Isis - wife of Osiris - goddess of motherhood and fertility- Horus - god of protection - protected the pharaohs- Thoth - god of wisdom - the voice of Ra- Amun or Amon - god of creation- Imsety - son of Horus - protected the liver of the deceased - was protected by Nephthys(the mistress of the house)- Hapy - son of Horus - protected the lungs of the deceased - was protected by Isis- Qebehsenuef - son of Horus - protected the intestines of the deceased - was protected by Serket(goddess of healing stings and bites)- Duamutef - son of Horus - protected the stomach of the deceased - was protected by Neith (goddess of war and of hunting)- Hathor - goddess of love, motherhood and joy- Khnum - he who created the bodies of the children- Ma'at - goddess of truth, justice, balance, morality- Ptah - god who gave the names of everything - when speaking a word, he created it- Sekhmet - goddess of war- Sobek - god of water- Heket - creator of the ka's - goddess of life and fertility- Meskhenet - creator of the ka's - goddess of childbirthHope it helped.
Berenice III of Egypt was born in -114.
In todays usage of Roman numerals it is CXIV but the ancient Romans wrote it out differently
114 = 114/1
12% of 114= 12% * 114= 0.12 * 114= 13.68
2% of 114 = 2% * 114 = 0.02 * 114 = 2.28
27% of 114= 27% * 114= 0.27 * 114= 30.78
114 is CXIVCXlV=114
34% of 114= 34% * 114= 0.34 * 114= 38.76