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; see also under at and
A
fathers;
tef, ^$, plu,' gb l\^l^
Ill, I40D., father and mother of
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L.D. I
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Atf-meri |j
Atf neter 1(1
all mankind ; Copt. eiUJT".
*^SL, = Phiiopator.
*
,
father of the god,"
title of a priest, or father-in-law of the king ;
4
f |,IV, 349.
Atf, Atfa-t
274, > R
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(if\
'
, Rev. 13, 121,
the serpent on the royal
crown.
26 ' M
' 37, N. 67, a god.
S>=n_&^' 'S^^ -&V
U. 491, M. 129, N. 75, n J~ t\ Rec. , 30,
I vt" H WVS
190, not, without; plur.
N. 938 ;
see tem.
those who are not.
, U. 602, N. 749, (j
d
Atmu^lx %>^,
IL HifS. 7T I I I
^nzK
1 ^n
atem n a
Rec. jo, 66, 3., n,
ft on
4, N. 1231,
the damned;
to shut, to close, to
make an end of.
U Ji^j the god of the evening and morning
sun see ; Tem, Temu.
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Atemit \^ ",
counterpart
w O i
of Tem.
Atem Khepra [|
U. 2 1
,
8, the female
o t^ 1 ^ ^|
T
Atem + Khepera, the union of the evening and
morning Sun-gods.
atemu-t (1
atemti
Atemti [j
! , knives.
' X
'
one who
goose-headed god.
atem (] ^rr ^ , a verb of motion.
(j
atem M
'
_ ^-^
atma-t d (I y ^ > U
^
^ , a kind of red cloth.
Aten t\^i\
I , air, wind.
destroys.
Tuat III, a
Rec. 27, 55, 31, i74, O ffi. Rec. 4> 128,
] AAA^^A III
!
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, Rev. M, 7, @, H ] A/WWA I SJf/*
ymn of
^"^
T^rtT-IltO iJanus T
7,
l^^si
n
Tlf-l
A
1
i
A/WVNA -
O
fl
i
/VWv
O
AA/WV\
the disk of the sun, the disk stands still,
Metternich Stele, 207; (j
two horns ;
A
H
- ^
disk with
A.Z. 1901, 63, the name of the barge of Amen-
hetep III.
Aten VII (I"!*
1 1
"' RM - Na
I. 253, the seven disks of the Sun-god.
Aten-ur-nub [j
,
32.
serpent-headed supporter
of the throne of Ra.
Men [j ~^, mirror.
aten D
5
, to act as a deputy; see
atenu i r^ if >-" i . _ _
$,
deputy, fM*tf; L| ^^
A. ,
Rev. 14, 74,
^ /~\ . ff\
,
Rev. ii, 127,
vicar,
n o 6^1 Rev. 12, iS,
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