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jg (i) Cancer, the sign of the Khepera If (|
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;
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see
Zodiac; (2) Wrt, the rising sun; (3)'
Thes. 412, the spring equinox and the Kheper, Kheprer; $
itself.
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kheprer, kheprera , U. 476,
M. 460, , N. 747,
Kheprer gf^, u. 277, g I,
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a beetle (scarabaeus
sacer).
u. 4 77,
N. , 619, ^^^' R 747,
L 856, Q
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N. 975,
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the " beetle god
and the sacred beetle itself; the Creator of the
world.
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Kheper, Kheprer Q-cr^j^N. 137,
, Rec. 31, 163, gj=> $, ibid. 31, 25,
T. 254,
',T. 105, N. 7 19, P. 653, M. 755,
P. Sjo, , N. 702, ., M. 605,
N. 856, N. 12 10, the self-pro-
^ jjj J^,
duced Beetle-god (who was later identified with
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Khepera who produces every form of his being.
Khepera ?& (1
of the 75 forms of Ra (No. 1 1).
Tomb of Seti I, one
|,
Khepera V * Q Tuat IV f '
'V (j^i
^ fill -^ 1 , J-K.S. II, 9, Denderah IV,
J"j
84 : (i) a winged solar-disk ; (2) a guardian of
the 1 2th Pylon.
Khepera $
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(](), the
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god of the 1 2th hour of the night.
Khepri Tomb of Seti I, one of
$f 01) jjji
the 75 forms of Ra(No. 2).
Khepri
^(jjj-mw, $|)(] |,Tuatix,a
magical serpent-boat with human heads and
wings.
Khepri Q
Rec. 27, 220, Khepru self-created.
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Kheprit o,
derah III, 24, Thes. 36, the goddess
8th hour of the day.
Kheper-ankh JJ^, '^x,
'
Rec. 27, 217 ;
see Khepera.
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Den-
of the
a beetle-
Kheper - Khenti - Kheper Tuat VI,
^,
Amentt
one of the nine ^ w
"fr^" ^, spirits
Cairo Pap. Ill, i, a beetle-
who destroy the damned.
god, Chief of the^Sfsqet (bull's skin).
Kheper gj , Tuat xi, a staff,
head, guarding
the i ith Gate.
with human
Kheper-tchesef g "^ p ^^ |,
Rec ^ I75) the great god who created himself.
Kheper Tuat , vi, ^ ^ a jackal-headed Kheper - tchesef $ => J2r| , B.u.
standard to which the damned are tied.
Kheprer ^ <
the 75 forms of Ra (No. 32).
Kheprit
, Tomb
Seti I, one of
(ft Tuat XII, a '
wind-god-
dess of dawn.
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Or
j, 9 = Gr. alnoyevi'js, a title of several gods.
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