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Apis Apis: Apis Apis The black bull, symbol of fertility and the undying soul.
Aten Aten: Aten Sun God who turned into a monotheistic entity, then lost his footing among
the other gods and goddesses.
Bastet Bastet Bastet or or Bast Bast: Bast The Goddess of the Sun and pleasure. She has a human body and the
head of a cat. She carries a rattle and wears a breastplate decorated with the head of a
lion.
Bes Bes: Bes Bes God of good fortune and protection of pregnant women.
Geb Geb: Geb The God of the Earth. He often lies beneath Nut, the Goddess of the sky. He has
dark skin and sometimes wears a goose on his head.
Hathor Hathor: Hathor The Goddess of beauty, love, and pleasure. She is a woman with the horns of
a cow. Sometimes all of her takes the form of a cow. She often carries a rattle.
Horus Horus: Horus A Solar god and avenger of evil. Horus is seen in the form of a man with the
head of a falcon with the Moon as one eye and the Sun as the other. Sometimes he
appears as a child standing on the back of a crocodile.
Hauhet Hauhet: Hauhet Goddess of boundless infinity.
Hekat Hekat: Hekat Goddess of midwifery and childbirth, associated with water.
Isis Isis: Isis The mother Goddess. She is associated with fertility, the Moon, magick, and
resurrection. She is usually seated and sometimes holds the infant Horus.
Ius Ius-a'as Ius a'as a'as: a'as Goddess of creation.
Ma'at Ma'at: Ma'at Goddess of truth.
Mehet Mehet-Weret
Mehet Mehet Weret Weret: Weret Goddess of sky and floods.
Merit Merit: Merit Goddess of music.
Min Min: Min God of roads, fertility, and agriculture; protector of travelers.
Neith Neith: Neith Goddess of destiny, war, and the mother of Ra; protector of the dead; bisexual.
Nekhbet Nekhbet: Nekhbet Nekhbet Primal mother Goddess; divine nurse.