Vol. I - The Coptic Orthodox Church

hebs
hebsit
H [ 477 ]
5 Rec. 25, 197, clothing,
^ /)' /.., a wife.
'bS & fl II IV 8 ' 47. to face a building
J| with stone.
|
hebs nu aner 8 J R 5 o |j
3, 49, a stone covering.
hebs
nnm ,Rec.
cover of a
,
vessel.
to cast
up mounds about a city, to encircle a city with
walls.
hebs behen f j] fl 5 ,
A J
^3 \ ^3
screen, to protect.
Hebs ? fl ,"''. Tuat
X J|
1
1
IX, god
and
Hebsit
ra A to
w*r* n
of raiment
funerary swathings.
J fl ci "rf, Tuat VIII, a
goddess in the Circle Plep-seshemu-s.
hebs 8 i]fH!!v& a title of the priest of
M Si' the Nome Athribites.
X J I
I
Hebs-an .
ReC V l
watcher is.
what covers the dead, the Underworld.
Hebs - neb - s - em - shesp - s
C
jf **== JJ *>. Ombos II, 108, a
lioness-goddess, a form of Sekhmit.
hebs neter 1 8
the apparel in which
fl fl '
IXJI a god was arrayed.
^ >
hebs kheperu P a title
$J fj| f'
of the priest of Up-uat of Lycopolis.
O HO AAAAAA
hebs 21, 14, a kind
j(J le||J\>,Rec.
of well in the Great Oasis.
.to reckon, to count.
hebs
b-ebti I \\
c
A^i\
nome, province.
hebtbat
, calf.
, Rec. 1 2, 84 = 8 P J qpffff,
Ik' ,
Rev.
6, in, the slain, dead bodies, the dead on a
battlefield.
see
Hebtre
Hebt-re-f 8
c
fl A -f-L> A ^^=^_
the god of the hidden
mouth (?)
^T*, Denderah IV,
83, B.D. 149, B, a hippopotamus-goddess of
the 1 3th Aat.
hebtch Rec. 29, iss.aserpentim.
god.
1 2, 49, to hide, to be hidden, to disappear ; see
hephep
I ; Copt. gjCJOIl.
fi D 8 a
Rev., to hide ; Copt.
hep-t , a hidden or secret place ; see
hepu (?)
Hep 8
A
'
i 1
@ ^^ caves, caverns, hidden
\\
1 1 1
'
places, hiding-p'laces.
,U. 187, N. 95 5,A.Z. 45, 141,
, Rec. 27, 217, the Nile-god; see
D 3=1
forms see Denderah III, 25, 26.
T. 247, the great Nile-god; see
, B.D. 57, i, 145, 13,48.
Hep-em-hep-f /"*
Ombos I, 86, a god of offerings.
Hep |a"^, U. 219,
T. 60, M. 218, {
495, N. 1279, | a "^ ,
For his nine
, N. 592,
P. 269, 593, 600,