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Neteru atfiu
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1 68, 1 2, the father-gods ; fem. ]
earth.
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141, 50-53, thegods of roads; southern i c.
northern i
western
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Neteru Baiu Pu
, eastern
gods, the souls of Pu (Buto).
Neteru Baiu Nekhen
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the
the gods, the Souls of Nekhen (Hieracon-
Neteru pe-t
heaven ;
var.
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Neteru pauttiu 1 \
primeval gods.
Neter
Neteru Per-ur
Neteru Per-neser
Neteru Pertiu
Neteru mastiu
polls).
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the
B.D. 17 (Nebseni), 39, the god
with a face like a dog's.
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B.D. 141, 43, gods of
the " Great House."
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gods
141, 41, the gods of the Great Bear.
of the House of
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Fire.
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the gods of
the exits (?)
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Neteru Metakitiu
111'
Neteru mehtiu c
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Tuat XII, the gods of the
Sinaitic Peninsula.
N. 967,
northern gods.
Neteru-nu-He-t Ba
1,
Pap. Ani I, 6, the gods of the Soul-Temple
who weigh heaven and earth, J_,
Neteru en Tuat c
gods of the Tuat.
Neteru nuttiu C
gods of towns.
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Neteru nebu nutiut
P. 696, all the gods of the cities.
Neteru nebu septtiu
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; v\ , P. 696, all the gods of the nonies.
Neteru netchestiu (?)
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" the little gods."
Neteru resu 1 %> U. 572,
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Neteru Hettiu ^^ Q ^
Tuat VII, the eight gods
the Tuat.
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southern gods.
of He-t Benben in
Neteru hau kar 111 ff^ ^> fl
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Tuat IV, the 12 gods of the shrine
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Neteru heriu Kheti
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of Osiris.
[/I , Tuat VIII, the seven gods who
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stood on the fire-spitting serpent Kheti.