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the two
halves of the sky, or the day sky and the night
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Edfu I, 79, a name of the Nile-god.
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a name of Amen-Ra.
Nuit-ra
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109, 3, Goose-lake," a lake in the Tuat.
Nu OOO (later form of Nenu), Tuat VIII,
the god of an open door in the Tuat.
Nu ODD
, Tomb
Seti I, a ram-headed
water-god, one of the 75 forms of Ra (No. 20).
Nu ^ Jj, Ombos I, 62, with the title
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Nuenra Ma Denderah , IV, 15,
a god who gave water to the dead.
Nu-t
^ Ber8- I> J 9, a goddess who supt
g' plied the deceased with water.
Nu-t ", Denderah III. 78, a bandy-
legged goddess with hands in the place of feet.
D. 99, 17, the name of the
sail in the magical boat.
Tomb Seti I, one of the 75
forms of Ra (No. 16).
Nuit ""^OO " D Mission 13, 127, a
l" Q (i(V goddess.
Nu-t urit O M - I2 , N. 114,
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IV, 1160, citizens, townsmen,
townsfolk, natives.
nuta, nuti , ,
|0, belonging
to the town or community, urban ; ] , the town-
god, the local tutelary deity; plur.
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towns of the South and
North.
Nu-t neter ,U.64 i,
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Nu-t
the city of the god [Osiris].
VIII, a god of the Circle
Hetemit-Khemiu.
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