Statuette of god Montu
Late Period, ca. 664-332 BC.
Now in the Louvre. E 5704

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Statuette of god Montu
Late Period, ca. 664-332 BC.
Now in the Louvre. E 5704

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Montu - Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
I’m under no illusions that my ambitions aren't of the selfish sort. But I desire them all the same. My tutors, the other warriors, even my father… surely there must be someone who can overwhelm or match my might. If not the king of titans, then who?
Montu, the son of Ra and the God of victory. Believed to be the obvious choice to inherit his father's role as the leader of the Egyptian pantheon, his strength is unrivaled among his people, and as of yet he's not found someone who can truly match him in battle. Though his time outside of his pantheon's territory is monitored and extremely limited, he hopes to find a chance to test his mettle against the Tartarus bloodline and see if he truly is undefeatable, or if one of them can deliver what he truly seeks. A true challenge in battle.
Art by @princesscallyie!
Prayer to Montu for victory
Hail to You, Montu, Bull of Flame, Strong of Arm, none withstand Your name. Lord of the Spear, whose roar confounds, Whose shadow shakes the battle grounds.
You stride before where courage leads, Your breath ignites the heart that bleeds. Breaker of foes, protector of right, Crown me with strength, O Hawk of Might.
Let fear depart, let doubt be slain, Through Your power, I rise again. Montu, fierce, whose will is fire, Guide my hand and lift me higher!
i have not been running these past couple months. or working out. or even simply stretching.
but the weather was good today despite the cold, so i went out.
i ran a little. i mostly walked. i invited Them, but it was silent, so i continued on my lonesome.
i sat on a bench to watch the clouds and some kids rowing across the lake, not quite ready to go home, and after a few minutes of stillness, i spotted both of the eagles that live on the lake.
they flew right across the lake toward where i sat before wheeling off in the direction of their nest. it felt like an acknowledgement if nothing else, that i'd understood the requests made of me.
'now keep going'

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Tales Of Mewni Future AU: What I Seek
Montu and Nedjem are assigned to deal with a potential beast from the boundary. The older demi-god gives the son of Ra some advice.
Nedjem belongs to @thereallordgrape
was kind of having a pity party on my way to work yesterday and saw a bald eagle for the first time in a month and heard Montu tell me to stop feeling so sorry for myself and I can't say I've ever had one of the Netjeru shake me out of something so fast.
"The god Montu, whose worship was essentially restricted to the region of Thebes, enjoyed a spate of munificence under Antoninus Pius, with a series of small temples continuing at least through the third century. The Bucheum at Armant, necropolis of the sacred bulls of Montu, continued to receive ritual burials as late as 340 C.E. The Bucheum's priesthood, still capable in hieroglyphs in the fourth century, had the rare perspicacity about an increasingly oppressive Christendom to revolt in the very wording of the last bull's funerary stela. By dating the bull by the "era" of Diocletian rather than the reigning emperor Constantius II, so the stela's most recent interpreter has suggested, the Buchis priests could deny (in the ritually powerful medium of the hieroglyphic stele) the advent and authority of the Christian emperors. But the cult attracted more than local Egyptians: promoted as Apollo during the Ptolemaic period, Montu became the local object of dedication to "(our) native god Didymus Helios Apollo" from a compay of Miletians living in the area around the end of the second century."
David Frankfurter, Religion in Roman Egypt: Assimilation and Resistance (1998), pg 107-108