Aug 20, 2017
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MAAT
NEIT
AMONET
BESET
BASTET
SEJMET
NEJBET
UAYJET
HATHOR
TAWERET TUERIS
OJO DE RA
ISIS AST
NEFTIS
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ANUKET
HATMEYTH
HEQET
SESHAT
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NUT
MAAT
NEIT
AMONET
BESET
BASTET
SEJMET
NEJBET
UAYJET
HATHOR
TAWERET TUERIS
OJO DE RA
ISIS AST
NEFTIS
MUT
ANUKET
HATMEYTH
HEQET
SESHAT
Nejbet y Uayjet Las dos señoras sur y norte
After the unification, the image of Nekhbet joined Wadjet on the uraeus, thereafter, they were shown together as part of the crowns of Egypt. An example of one is shown in the photograph to the right. The two ladies were responsible for establishing the laws, protecting the rulers and the Egyptian country, and promoting peace.
The holiest of deities in the Egyptian pantheon usually were referred to by such euphemisms or other euphemistic titles—sometimes in great chains of titles—in order to keep their names secret from enemies and disbelievers and, to show respect for their powers.