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Three gods the left shin of Nehemsu's cartonnage. The symbol of the west; a snake god holding a green knife; and a god whose white head I can't make out, with two Maat feathers on its head. I took this photo at the National Museum of Australia during the Discovering Ancient Egypt exhibition. And I wish I'd taken a clearer one!
When: Third Intermediate Period, 22nd Dynasty
Where: Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, Leiden
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A fairytale or a memory from past.!!!!Valentine day gift from tablet of isis.
This book will be death of my diamonds....And another new li.??Its gonna be so hard!!!!
He is so handsome and gorgeous !!!Why is he not an li..?Though if he would have it would be more difficult to choose li .
From the papyrus of the Chantress of Amun Tenetwesret-en-pernesu. It shows the goddess of the West, represented as her symbol, accepting the setting sun into the underworld. Isis and Nephthys worship her. At the Luxor Museum.
Egyptian mummy by Celeste Lindell on Flickr.
This is one of the "yellow coffins" of the 21st Dynasty. A time of change, it's got its own style of coffins and papyri, heavy on images. In the centre of this one you can see the figure I've nicknamed "the Gentleman", snake-headed, bearded, and plumed, holding two knives -- at least, until I figure out who he is! He is worshipped by Nephthys. At the Museum Gustavianum, Uppsala. (ETA: Wait. Is he wearing a dress?)
ETA: On the funerary papyrus of Nespeheran, the Gentleman is called Maaty, "the Righteous One", and comes from Thinis.
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Leading Tentkhonsu by Mike Fitzpatrick, who writes: “The gods Thoth and Maat lead Tentkhonsu on the journey to rebirth after the weighing of her heart against the feather of truth.”
I think that’s Amentet in front of the deceased; Maat, with a feather for a head, is following, behind Hepet-Hor. (This is a closer view of this.)
A detail from the Twenty-First Dynasty coffin of Pameshem at the Louvre (JE 29718). Hepet-Hor, with lion and crocodile heads, guards the mound of Osiris, who is enthroned. (This comes from Émile Chassinat's 1909 catalogue of coffins in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo.) Judging by other, similar scenes, the guy behind Isis waving the snakes is Heka.
Louvre - Sarcophage d'un prêtre by maRyemaRye
Amentet, goddess of the West, inside the sarcophagus of a priest. At the Louvre.
