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    82 feet from the front gate to the rear of the actual temple. The temple base is decorated with carvings of papyrus and lotus plants growing out of the water of the Nile. Above the temple gate‚ a sun disk is engraved with wings which symbolizes god Horus representing the sky. On the outer walls of the temple Emperor Augustus as a pharaoh is praying and making offerings to the gods. Throughout the inner and outer walls of the temple‚ all surfaces are

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    The Gems Behind Myths "Hoc viridi lucernam‚ plena fortuna benedicam et mea locket ligare ut. Ita mote sit‚" the Roman Sentinel exclaimed while casting his spell for good fortune upon his emerald amulet. The phrase roughly translates to‚ “This green light for full bless and good luck to tie my locket . So might it be.” Gems used for magic‚ sorcery‚ and witchcraft‚ as used in the Arcane Arts‚ can be seen throughout history. Magic is considered to be an important part of mythology. Gems have much to

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    rebirth." ("Reversal of Gender in Ancient Egyptian Mythology: Discovering the Secrets of Androgyny") Isis takes on the role of the male creator in order to revive Osiris. She‚ then switches to her feminine self in order to give birth to their son‚ Horus. This concept of two genders embedded into one body is seen multiple times in Egyptian mythology. This reversal gives more power to women. It shows their strength in a way‚ because they have the ability to take on a different task. Isis is known as

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    The King of the New Kingdom filled a position of much importance in Ancient Egypt‚ both culturally and politically. It was his (infrequently her) role to be not only seen as a leader‚ hunter‚ warrior‚ builder‚ administrator and ruler of an empire‚ but also as a central figure in religion and religious practices. In order to maintain his position of authority and leader status‚ the King was prominent in Egyptian artwork and was often depicted in reliefs and royal statues. He would be shown wearing

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    Egypt and mesopotamia are two of the world’s oldest civilizations in history. These two civilizations both relied heavily on their geography to help them create and maintain their rule. Egyptian and Mesopotamian societies existed on the banks of major rivers. Egypt is located in northern africa along the nile river. Mesopotamia‚ meaning in greek‚ between two rivers‚ resides on what was once known as the fertile crescent on the Tigris and the euphrates rivers located in the Middle east. These rivers

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    because it gave a wish of eternal life. (egypt.mrdonn.org). Fish were also symbols of good luck and were often worn as charms to provide protection. There were also many animals that represented Gods and Goddesses. For instance‚ a falcon represented Horus‚ the king‚ and was the protector of lands and

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    The religious convictions of the Mesopotamian and Egyptian River Valleys were some of the first documented. Although the gods of these two very different civilizations were different‚ they were results of the natural environment and share internal values connected to the desires and beliefs in the lives of the people. The different desires from these gods influenced their daily practices and beliefs. The Mesopotamian religion was the first documented religion. Sumerian gods embodied the forces

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    who they thought could only be female at the time. Some believed that she had the head of a white vulture‚ which happens to look a lot like the Hedjet crown. This explains why Nekhbet was known for wearing the Hedjet crown in many paintings. Also‚ Horus‚ the falcon god was carved wearing the white crown in the famous

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    The piece of artwork that I am going to be doing my visual analysis essay on is the Colossal Statue of Ramesses II. This statue shows a king sitting on his throne with many inscriptions carved into the statue. The Colossal statue of Ramesses II is from the New Kingdom 19th dynasty from the years 1279-1213 B.C. This statue is in the round‚ intaglio engraving‚ and made of diorite. The museum collection that this statue is from is the Egyptian Antiques collection. The Colossal Statue of Ramesses

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    emphasizes of the foremost character is Ptah cannot be any clearer. He is the definitive creator and God of Memphis where Shabaka ends up ruling and builds his empire. According to the stela Memphis is also the burial site for Osiris. Also‚ the story of Horus and Seth is often connected with the union of upper Egypt and lower Egypt. According to Shabaka on the other hand‚ it may be a depiction of the union of the Kingdom of Kush and Egypt‚ an accomplishment that he achieved. Culture and religion goes

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