Discover now how the Egyptian Gods were represented. There is not only Ra, Isis and Osiris, there are many gods of Egypt. In this article you will know the main ones, as well as some iconic ones.
It is always important to say that in Egyptian Mythology, the ancient Egyptians were a polytheistic society and with that, they believed in several gods. What makes these gods unique is the fact of Zoomorfism, that is, the gods had human bodies and the heads of animals: a hawk as in the case of the god Ra, a Nile crocodile as in the case of Sobek or even a tapir face, as in the case of case of the God Seth, also represented as the storm and bad events that happened in Egypt.
Another very interesting point about the Egyptian Gods is the fact that many of them have symbolism, in the case of Horus, the famous eye he lost in the fight against Seth - the eye of Horus - in the case of Anubis, Ra and Sobek, for example. , held the Ankh symbol - eternal life.
And several other gods. Ancient Egypt is perhaps one of the most complex mythologies to study, this is because there were many ages, thousands of kings and the gods change their name and meaning over time, even so, it is a society of great value to be studied. and understood.
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