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Two of a Kind
Zur Theologie zweier pantheistischer Göttinnen-Statuetten
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Kirsten Konrad
Veröffentlicht/Copyright:
24. Mai 2025
Summary
The pantheistic goddess statuette New York MMA 2009.86 provides further insight into the almost identically conceived statuette Hannover 4538. Both statuettes can be interpreted as a three-dimensional representation of the constantly occurring cosmic renewal. The objects, which probably originally served as funerary equipment, are connected to the daily union of Re and Osiris, respectively the interaction between nḥḥ and ḏ.t and thus ensuring the daily regeneration of the deceased.
Keywords: Bes; ḏ.t; Hathor; Isis; Isis-Hededet; nḥḥ; Osiris; Pantheistische Göttinnen-Statuette; Re; Skorpion
Published Online: 2025-05-24
Published in Print: 2025-05-22
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Schlagwörter für diesen Artikel
Bes;
ḏ.t;
Hathor;
Isis;
Isis-Hededet;
nḥḥ;
Osiris;
Pantheistische Göttinnen-Statuette;
Re;
Skorpion
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- Titelseiten
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- Meretites: A Woman of Power
- Two of a Kind
- Chnumhotep II. von Beni Hasan
- Where Were the Slave Markets?
- A Case Study on Intertextuality and Textual Transmission from the Mid-Eighteenth Dynasty Theban Necropolis
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- The Strength of the Deir el Medina Workforce in the Years Following the Ramesside Renaissance
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